The Jade-Pounding Platform (Complete in 25 Chapters)

The author of "The Jade Platform" is Linchuan Shanren from the Qing Dynasty.

I saw someone post it in the forum before, but it only had 10 chapters and was incomplete. Here is the complete version.

Chapter 1: The Young Master's Pleasure Sparks Springtime Arousal; Red Leaves

First Dye, Flower Buds Bloom.

Chapter 2: Springtime Arrives in the House; Young Girl

Discovers the Subtle Charm Through Different Methods. Chapter 3: The Old Man and Young Woman's Love is Tender; Spring Night in the Lotus-Shaped Bed is Joyful. Chapter 4: The Talented Man is Amazed to Recognize the Young Woman of Wushan; The Lotus is Just Beginning to Bloom. Chapter 5: The Fragrance

of the Wax Branches Lingers; Poetry and Books are Love;

The Young Woman Crosses the Pond for the First Time. Chapter 6: The Silken Ribbon is Lightly Parted; Jade Touches Spring; Mandarin Ducks are Startled and Resentful.

Chapter 7: Unexpectedly Enraged by a Classmate's Jealousy; All Kinds of Cleverness Cannot Defile Jade.

Chapter 8: The Golden Bracelet Temporarily Serves the Ice Lady; The Jade Lady Yearns to Enter the Bridal Chamber.

Chapter 9: The Moon and Stars Shine Brightly; Lovers Cherish Each Other and Seek Pleasure Together. Chapter 10

: Another Act of Adultery; Heaven Will Not Grant Their Wish; Entering the Chamber; Men Are Not as Good as Women. Chapter

11: Another Ruthless Act; The Good Man is Wronged; The New Master and Maid are Secretly Delighted. Chapter 12

: The Wicked Master and Servant's Immoral Sexual Harassment; The True Hero Will Repay with a Gust of Spring.

Chapter 13: The Passionate Woman Offers Help in the Snow; The Good Man Breaks Out of Prison. Chapter 14: The

Fallen Soul Lover Enters the Fragrant Chamber; The Spring Woman Throws Herself into His Arms.

Chapter 15: Clouds of Love. Chapter Sixteen: Meeting the Old Register, Fame and Fortune Awaits,

Two Beauties in High Pond, Deep Affection

Chapter Seventeen: An Accidental Encounter with the Young Master, Marriage Proposal, Neck Intertwined in Joy, Twin Flowers Bloom

Chapter Eighteen: Showing Off the Spring Breeze, Southern Expeditions and Northern Expeditions, Using Ingenious Stratagems to Capture Two Cities in Succession

Chapter Nineteen: A Foreign Woman Has a Different Kind of Charm, Fierce Battle on the Grassland Chapter Twenty:

Meeting Friends, Intimate Reunion, Reluctant to Part with the Soft Jade

Chapter Twenty-One: Using Clever Stratagems to Gain Joy Again, Spring Cups and Enjoying Extreme Bliss

Chapter Twenty-Two: Climbing Jade Peak, Perilously Entering the Immortal Cave, Infatuated Butterflies and Moths Flying Wing to Wing Chapter Twenty-Three

: Enjoying Imperial Favor, Calling the Wind and Rain, Paying Homage to the Prime Minister, Xiao Sheng Enjoys Joy

Chapter Twenty-Four: Two Red Beauties Stand Alone, Serving the Young Master, Competing for Spring in the Rain

Chapter Twenty-Five: Marrying Many Beauties, Happy and Joyful, Fishing Boat, Blessings Upon Blessings

Chapter One: The Young Master Gleans of Love, Springtime Arousal Stirs, Red Leaves First Dye, Flower Buds Bloom,

Poem: Old Firefly, Young Woman Asks About the Watch, How Many Times Has the Watch Been Left Behind; Yesterday, the Sky Was Full of Falling Catkins, Since Then, the Lady Has Been Too Lazy to Climb the Tower.

During the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty, everything was revitalized, the government was efficient and the people were harmonious, and everyone lived in peace and contentment. In Chang'an

, doors were left unlocked at night, and lost items were never stolen. Major cities like Chang'an and Luoyang were bustling with people, selling all kinds of goods, including various rare and exotic items from both foreign lands and within the country. Chang'an, the capital of the Celestial Empire, was a place of unparalleled prosperity, with towering buildings, rows upon rows of buildings, gleaming red bricks, and a magnificent, golden splendor.

Confucius said, "Food and sex are human nature." Moreover, during the prosperous Zhenguan era, the people were well-fed and clothed. As the saying goes, "When people are well-fed and clothed, they think of lust," hence the Tang people were known for their promiscuity; elopement, adultery, and even the killing of human pigs were commonplace.

In the outskirts of Chang'an, there lived a manor owned by a wealthy man named Tie Bingzhi, courtesy name Changwu. His grandfather had served as the Provincial Governor of Shanxi, and the family was very prosperous. Bingzhi and his son had worked diligently to manage the family, and by Bingzhi's time, the Tie family had become the richest in the suburbs. Changwu passed the imperial examination at a young age, and because his family was disciplined, he did not have many wives and concubines like others. His first wife died early, and unable to bear the loneliness, he remarried the daughter of a high-ranking official in Kunshan. She was twenty-three years old, and her face was as beautiful as a lotus flower, her waist as slender as a willow, her eyes almond-shaped and her cheeks as peach-like. Her eyebrows were like delicate spring mountains, and her eyes were like shimmering autumn water. Her lotus feet were narrow and her slender legs were delicate. Her graceful figure was captivating, and her charm was beyond description. She was truly

a beauty that could make fish sink and geese fall from the sky, a face that could shame the moon and flowers.

Bingzhi's first wife had two sons and two daughters. Her eldest son, Sheng, courtesy name Changgeng, was eight feet tall, just thirty years old. He was tall and broad-shouldered, robust and sturdy, with a face like a silver basin. He was kind-hearted, had studied martial arts under a master, and was chivalrous and always ready to help those in need, earning him the nickname "Second Mengchang" (a reference to a legendary figure known for his chivalry).

He had some reputation in the martial arts world. He married Zhe Rong, the daughter of Wang Ji of Yangzhou, at his father's behest. Her second son, Tieqin, courtesy name Guanyu, was only eighteen years old. He was handsome and dashing, exceptionally talented, with eyebrows like sword peaks, eyes like bright stars, a nose like a hanging gall bladder, and a face like a jade wall. Even a reincarnation of Pan An could not compare, and even a reborn Song Yu would sigh in admiration. Coupled with his handsome figure, slender waist, and slender arms, coupled with his profound knowledge of poetry and literature, and his elegant demeanor, Tie Qin, who favored white robes, was a handsome young man in a white shirt, like a jade tree in the wind, a divine figure descended to earth, captivating countless young ladies and wives.

Tie Qin's temperament was like his brother's, kind and generous. Having received guidance from a high monk in his youth, his martial arts skills were also outstanding, making him a man of both literary and martial talents.

Tie Qin was playful and clever, often composing poems and discussing literature with his fellow scholars. However, he lacked official rank, so despite his vast learning, he remained a commoner. With his father and brother alive, he was content and carefree.

Many wealthy merchants and high-ranking officials in Chang'an wanted to marry him, but all refused. Tie Qin had high standards, determined to choose a woman of both talent and appearance, with a discerning eye, to accompany him for life, so that his life would not have been in vain. His maid, Hongye, was the most charming. At eighteen, she was graceful and elegant, with an extraordinary beauty. Tie Qin was often captivated by her, but being a learned and refined gentleman, he never strayed from her.

Bingzhi also had two daughters. The elder, Tie Mei, was only sixteen, with a slightly plump figure, medium build, cheeks like fresh lychees, and a delicate nose. Gentle and quiet, she was mild-mannered. She loved flowers and red, and mostly stayed indoors, disliking the outdoors. Therefore, few in the neighborhood knew the true beauty of the eldest daughter of the Tie family. Now,

let's talk about the second daughter, Xiao. She had slender shoulders and a narrow waist, a tall and graceful figure, an oval face, and bright, expressive eyes. The second daughter was approaching marriageable age, and her temperament was quite fiery, unlike her two brothers and one sister. She loved to play and was often seen outdoors.

Bingzhi initially thought, "She's young and wild, I can't bear to restrain her." But as she grew older, he realized he couldn't correct her, so he let her be, hoping she wouldn't cause any trouble. The second young lady bears a striking resemblance to her brother: chivalrous and sociable, with friends from all corners of the world. Having also practiced martial arts with him in her youth, she is quite skilled.

Bingzhi, seeing his family thriving and his wealth abundant, lives a leisurely life. In his free time, he plays chess with his young wife, drinks wine, or gathers with his family in the garden, enjoying the simple pleasures of family life.

It is mid-spring, a time of vibrant flowers, willows green, peach blossoms red, and after a long rain, butterflies flutter and orioles sing sweetly—a truly delightful spring scene.

Tieqin, accompanied by his poet friends and literary companions, goes out for a spring outing. After a day of merriment, they return on horseback. The sky is clear, the moon hangs in the trees, and a cool breeze blows. Although it is already evening, birdsong and the sounds of birds and horses fill the air, and the fragrance of peach blossoms wafts on the wind. Tieqin's spirits are lifted; the day's fatigue vanishes, and he returns home satisfied.

The Second Young Master Tie arrived at the city gate, which was not yet closed, and slowly entered the city. The moonlight was bright, and the road was not very dark. Upon arriving at his residence, he was greeted by a gatekeeper who served him throughout the journey.

The Second Young Master returned to his study and sat down. His maid, Hongye, brought hot water, removed his socks and shoes, and washed his feet. Then she gently massaged his joints and acupoints, making him feel completely relaxed and comfortable.

A servant lit a silver lamp, and the servants prepared supper. The family sat together, each maid beside them. After supper, the details are omitted.

Meanwhile, the Second Young Master sat quietly in his study, instructing a servant to prepare tea and burn incense for quiet contemplation. Tie Qin was nearing twenty, full of vigor and knowledgeable about matters of love, but due to strict family discipline, he had not yet indulged in sexual relations.

In the spring of March, when human desires are at their peak, how could a man of passion not harbor improper desires?

Tie Qin felt uneasy and wandered out of his room. He walked through the flower bushes and across the four corridors. All the family members were fast asleep, and the room was quiet. The moon, like a silver box, shone on everything; all was still. Tie Qin walked to his elder brother's room and saw that the candles were still lit. He then heard laughter and chatter, which greatly surprised him. He stopped and poked a hole in the window paper with his finger to look inside.

He saw that the room was brightly lit, and the atmosphere was warm and inviting. His elder brother, Tie Sheng, and his sister-in-law, Zhe Rong, were both naked and engaged in passionate lovemaking on the bed. The two were deeply engrossed in their lovemaking.

After watching his elder brother and sister-in-law play for a while, the second young master heard his elder brother Tie Sheng say, "Sweetheart, let's go play on the bench." Zhe Rong nodded, and her elder brother then carried her to the bench, lifted her legs, and placed them on his shoulders. He saw that his elder brother's penis was thick, black, and strong, and it was completely inserted into his sister-in-law's vagina. Zhe Rong's pubic hair was sparse, red, tender, and thick.

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