"The artifact fragments in the Jiuzhou Ding are most likely from the original Shennong Ding."

After saying so many words in one breath, Feng Feng picked up the teacup on the table and took a sip, his face wrinkled.

He really doesn't like tea.

"The connection with luck is the effect of the Jiuzhou Ding itself. If we want to prove whether it contains fragments of the Shennong Ding, we just need to see if using it to refine medicinal herbs has any beneficial effects."

"Ancient scrolls record that Emperor Yan Shennong refined hundreds of medicinal herbs for the common people. Over time, the ancient cauldron accumulated pure spiritual medicinal energy."

"Not only can it cure a hundred diseases, it also holds the mysterious power to completely transform a person and even grant them immortality. In short, it's a good idea to verify its efficacy in the field of healing!"

The more the First Emperor listened, the more solemn his expression became.

After Feng Feng stopped, he couldn't wait to ask.

"The gods of the Central Plains? Are there really gods in this world? Did gods really exist in ancient times?"

"Uh... I don't know either. Anyway, that's what the book says."

Feng Feng scratched his head.

"It also records the Jiuzhou Ding as Jiuzun Ding, which is actually not very reliable. Please don't believe it."

Anyway, he felt that at most, the authenticity of the story was three points.

Who knew that the First Emperor was very interested in this and insisted on pestering Feng Feng to continue talking about the gods.

Feng Feng thought about it and didn't know where to start.

The records in ancient books are very confusing, with many contradictions and points that cannot be verified.

He didn't know which version to tell.

Let’s just tell the story based on the fragment that records the artifact.

"Actually, there's nothing special about it. There are just records that say the ancient supernatural civilization was very prosperous and had reached the level of gods before its complete decline."

"The legacy of the Age of Gods formed the foundation of the Age of Extraordinary, and after the Age of Extraordinary declined, the legacy helped humanity originate..."

"There was even a period of time where gods, transcendent beings, and ordinary civilizations without demons coexisted... It was very magical."

Feng Feng took out the simplest part of the story that was tangled into a ball of yarn and told it casually.

Finally concluded.

"But there's a lot of uncertainty. In one record, they're ordinary humans, but in another, they might be natural gods. In another, they might be messengers blessed by the gods."

"There's no point in understanding this. My advice is to not get hung up on it and just treat the so-called divine artifacts as more advanced extraordinary props."

Feng Feng thinks that he is a person with strong ability to accept things.

After being rescued by the president, he easily accepted the setting that "the world is not ordinary".

However, I still remain skeptical about the possibility that gods existed in ancient times.

There are indeed many doubts. For example, in the fragments of ancient artifacts he read, Emperor Yan and Emperor Huang both appeared as gods.

But it has been clearly stated in the history handed down.

Both of them are ancient humans who can find their parents in their respective tribes and trace their roots.

Some ancient books record that gods are scarce.

In the "Classic of Mountains and Seas" that the president asked them to read carefully, mythical beasts, gods, divine artifacts, and divine heirs are everywhere.

This is the contradiction.

Therefore, Feng Feng would rather believe that the spiritual beasts and spiritual weapons with the word "God" on them are just ordinary items with higher potential and greater destructive power.

The so-called "Classic of Mountains and Seas" is the extraordinary civilization of the time, recording the "strategies" for extraordinary creatures and extraordinary props.

Now that spiritual energy has revived, some creatures have begun to revert to their original form, displaying appearances and abilities similar to those recorded.

This is how the "divine beast theory" that is firmly believed by all countries was formed.

After talking until his mouth was dry, Feng Feng picked up the teacup again and drank the tea with a frown.

I thought to myself that I must remember to bring water with me next time I go out.

Although the First Emperor wanted to continue asking questions, seeing that Feng Feng was unwilling to say more (Feng Feng: I really don’t know what to say!), he decided not to be the tactless person.

I have woken up again and have plenty of time to understand everything in the past and the future.

He waved his hand and placed three plates of exquisite pastries on the table.

"You've worked hard, come and eat something."

Feng Feng declined politely.

These cakes looked very solid, and he was afraid that he would get thirstier the more he ate.

Rather than food, he wanted a glass of plain water.

"No, I'll just drink some water. Your Majesty, if you have any questions, please ask immediately. I have a mission to carry out."

Even if there is no mission, he has to find Ye Li or other members of the Hermit Society to meet up.

Without the light screen, he couldn't contact the headquarters and felt very insecure.

"Don't you want to stay and watch the handover of the Jiuzhou Ding?"

"No, no, with your help, I believe the Jiuzhou Ding will definitely be successfully returned to China in the end."

After knowing that the First Emperor is the Hermit Society's ally in the final battle.

Feng Feng's attitude took a 180-degree turn and he flattered the boss without asking for any money.

Now that the matter of the artifact had been settled, Feng Feng felt like a huge stone had been lifted off his shoulders.

"Having the Jiuzhou Ding is basically equivalent to providing China with minimal assistance. I can finally rest assured."

There is no need to worry about the authorities being unable to handle the situation and causing civil unrest.

His family was much safer.

The First Emperor said calmly.

"Are you so confident that the Jiuzhou Ding won't become a mere decoration if handed over to them?"

Feng Feng laughed twice.

"You have just woken up and don't know enough about our times."

"Wait a couple of months longer, and you'll understand where my confidence comes from."

Unexpectedly, the First Emperor's eyes became even stranger.

He paused for a moment before continuing, "That swordsman named Gao Chen seems to have a high status in China, and you have a good relationship with him."

"Since you believe in China, why do you bypass it and choose to join the Hermit Society?"

Feng Feng shuddered all over and immediately understood the other party's codeword.

He raised his hands and repeatedly assured himself that he knew his identity.

He never slacked off on his overseas missions. No matter where the mission was, he did his best and never secretly sold any information to China.

The Hermit Society will absolutely maintain a neutral attitude towards the outside world.

But he is a Chinese after all and grew up in China, so of course he hopes that his country will be peaceful.

This doesn't mean that he will have second thoughts about the hermit.

If the other party doesn't believe it, you can report him after meeting the president.

The First Emperor neither said he believed it nor said he did not believe it.

Just from Feng Feng's few words, his curiosity about China and the Hermit Society was aroused.

The reason he could stand here was because of the mysterious hermit association, so he was naturally curious about it.

As for Hua Guo, he saw the same confidence in the two groups of people coming and going, which gradually aroused his interest.

It is said that China was founded less than a hundred years ago. How could it have built up the confidence of its people?