Professor, you all saw that he is actually the male lead, and he is quite old. The young Zhao Zhan you see is a result of processing. However, because our current technology is not mature, it may seem a little out of place. Some parts are indeed very strange, and I don't think the viewing experience is very good. "

[Processing, is this what you call AI? Technology is so powerful.] Zhu Houzhao began to think.

Technology, technology.

Since this thing is so powerful, can he also develop technology in their Ming Dynasty?

"Yes, it's AI face-swapping, but because the technology is not particularly mature, the results aren't very good, so it's not widely used right now."

Long Bao listened silently, flipping through Zhou Jia's phone in his hand.

[It's a bit like what we call skin-changing, but yours is painless. However, I still don't understand one thing: is this shamanic culture mentioned here real?]

This time it was Emperor Xin who asked the question. After he finished speaking, he added:

[I always feel like this so-called shamanism and meditation is a bit like the immortal arts in your novels.]

He has already read all the content related to Investiture of the Gods. He only has two words to say about the content of Investiture of the Gods:

Outrageous.

Zhou Jia scratched his head.

I never expected that these words would come out of Emperor Xin's mouth immediately.

"I don't know if it's a magical technique, but it's certainly quite metaphysical. As for shamanic culture, it's actually much more than just shamanic. Some of our ethnic minorities have their own distinct cultures, like the Miao people's witchcraft culture and the Tibetan believers. They all have their own unique cultural content and concepts."

Zhou Jia's interest piqued at this point. With a broad smile on her face, she looked ahead and asked curiously, "So, I'd like to ask the Miao ancestors: Is your witchcraft really as magical as described in books? They say novels are based on reality, but I'm beginning to wonder if novels have diminished the power of your witchcraft."

She was waiting for the answers from the Miao ancestors.

But the comments were all from other people asking about what witchcraft culture was, and there wasn't a single Miao person.

Zhou Jia didn't feel embarrassed and explained, "When I talk about witchcraft culture, I think many people's first reaction is probably the 'Witchcraft Disaster' of Emperor Liu Che. I think this is familiar to all scholars in the world."

"Of course I'm familiar with it."