Cao Cao called me to rob a tomb

Chapter 895 Comprehension? (4000)

"Lianshan"?
Another familiar name!

As far as Wu Liang knows, the name "Lianshan" first appeared in "Zhou Li": "The method of Taibuzhang's three changes, one is Lianshan Yi, the second is Guizang, and the third is Zhouyi. The hexagrams of the scriptures are all eight , the other is sixty four."

"Lianshan", "Guizang", and "Book of Changes" are collectively called the Three Changes. The secrets of divination that are contained in the book have a huge impact on the Celestial Dynasty, affecting almost every aspect of life, such as Wu Liang's identity as a shaman , Yu Ji's skill of looking at public opinion, Zhen Mi's skill of face-to-face...these are all gradually formed on the basis of "Three Changes", and can only be regarded as a small branch of them at best.

In "Lianshan", the cloud of Xiangshan is endless.

In "Gui Zang", everything is hidden in it.

The "Book of Changes" is full of words, Yi Dao Zhou Pu, and everything is prepared.

Among the "Three Changes", the most mysterious ones are "Lianshan" and "Guizang".

Because "Lianshan" was written the earliest, almost when the Chinese civilization originated.

It is a pity that there are few records in the later classics, so that the academic circles all think that it has been lost. No one knows what is recorded in it. We can only analyze it through some words and phrases. It may be a book that decrypts the origin and essence of all things. Innately easy.

However, "Gui Zang" was written later than "Lian Shan".

Although the archaeological world of later generations has discovered a suspected manuscript of "Gui Zang" in an ancient tomb of the Qin Dynasty, there are still some disputes about the authenticity of this "Gui Zang" in later generations, and no one can prove it. The content in the manuscript is true, and no one can prove that the content in the manuscript is false, so it should not be trusted easily.

However, from the descriptions of "Gui Zang" in various ancient books, some people infer that this should be an acquired book that deciphers the laws and development of all things.

As for "Book of Changes", it was the latest to be written, and it is considered to be the "road" deduced on the basis of "Lianshan" and "Guizang". Not a small help, but this book omits the most difficult and most essential parts of "Lianshan" and "Gui Cang".

Therefore, although those who understand "Book of Changes" can achieve small successes, it is difficult for them to truly grasp the true meaning of Yi learning.

"Innately easy..."

Thinking of this, Wu Liang savored Hua Tuo's words carefully, especially the sentence "All things return to the beginning", and he realized something in his heart, "According to Yu Ji's interpretation, Taiyi is a process among the five congenital , and "Lianshan" is the Xiantian Yi who deciphers the relevant secrets, and at the same time, the tree in front of him may be the origin of several small worlds, including the human world... It seems that all these information can be linked together."

Is it...

Wu Liang suddenly thought of a possibility. Is it possible that the contents of the lost "Lianshan" and "Guizang" have never been formed into books, but are hidden in the Jianmu fruit that is suspected to be the root of all things?
After all, the "Tianhuangshi" mentioned by Ji just now is the first emperor after the creation of the world.

The official formation of characters in the Celestial Dynasty was during the period of the Yellow Emperor. Although I dare not say that there were no characters before the Yellow Emperor, there must be no system to spread them. Even in this mysterious place that seems to be closely related to the Jiuli Kingdom, Wu Liang also didn't find any text, only a few extremely simple images.

So how did the earlier "Tianhuangshi" leave behind the two books "Lianshan" and "Guizang"?

In particular, some historical books mention that "Lianshan" has [-] words, and "Gui Zang" has [-] words. Even if the [-] words are put in the paper books of later generations, they must be a thick one. Ben, if there was no itinerary writing system just now, and only images can be used to record the ancient times, then moving a mountain may not be enough to remember.

Even if "Gui Zang" is only [-] words, even if it is transcribed using the bamboo slips that still dominate the Han Dynasty, at least dozens of volumes of bamboo slips must be used.

Therefore, if "Lianshan" and "Guitang" were written in ancient times as in the legend, and it is absolutely impossible to use ordinary media, then it is simply unrealistic.

Besides.

I also have to consider a philosophical question of "which came first, the chicken or the egg", just like the "mystery of the discovery of meridians" that Wu Liang explored before, the same is true for Yi Xue, this thing must have a process of discovery and methods, then how did the "Emperor" be discovered without any foundation and pioneer?
And now.

Carefully rejecting Hua Tuo's experience, Wu Liang had a bold guess in his mind.

The "discovery of meridians" is very likely to have originated from the mysterious worm that lives in the meridians of the human body, so is it possible that the "discovery of Yi Xue" is related to the fruit of Jianmu?

In other words, the fruits of Jianmu in front of us are "Lianshan" and "Guizang" themselves. They were not books in the first place, but as books gradually became the main carrier of knowledge dissemination, they were preconceived by people in the process of spreading. Distorted into so-called books.

After all, after Hua Tuo took the fruit of Jianmu, he suddenly realized the essence of these small worlds after a while, and said the essence of "Jedi Tiantong"...

In this process, the fruit of Jianmu plays the role of transmitting knowledge like a book, but it is not the way to see with the eyes, but the way to eat with the mouth?

"We'll discuss this later."

Thinking of this, Wu Liang nodded to Ji first, then looked at Hua Tuo and asked, "Doctor Hua, you have been taking this fruit for half an hour, what's wrong with you?"

"I have checked myself, and now my internal organs are functioning as usual, my pulse is much stronger than before when I was hungry, and my skin texture has recovered a lot."

Hua Tuo said seriously, "According to what I have seen so far, this fruit is not only non-toxic, but also brings a lot of benefits to my body, which is more useful than the previous meat."

indeed.

Unlike carnivorous animals, humans are omnivores, and eating only meat cannot maintain body functions well, and they will still be "starved" to death over time.

However, eating this fruit alone can bring about such a big change, and it can be seen that this fruit is by no means a vulgar thing.

What's more, it was just a test, and Hua Tuo only took a small piece. For an adult, a small piece is actually no different from stuffing teeth, and it can't solve the problem of hunger at all, let alone in such a situation. In a short period of time, the pulse will be strengthened and the skin will be restored.

Hua Tuo's answer had given Wu Liang the answer he wanted.

At this moment, facing the hungry eyes of the people in the Huan army, he had nothing to worry about, and finally nodded to everyone and said: "In this case, Yang Wanli, you will be responsible for cutting up this fruit and sharing it with everyone, but you still have to pay attention to it." Control the portion size, each person only takes a small piece first, and then talk after seeing the reaction."

Regardless of the dose, the toxicity is a hooligan.

Although some things are edible in themselves, once they exceed a certain dose, they will bring burden and harm to the human body, so we have to pay attention to them.

However, it was Hua Tuo who came to the "non-toxic" conclusion. Hua Tuo had just obtained the inheritance of the "Bian Que" organization and had become a complete medical doctor. His judgment was naturally trustworthy. reason for eating.

Besides.

He is also doing an experiment.

After Hua Tuo took the fruit, he was able to come up with such a profound and mysterious insight.

So what about the people in the army?

Aside from the soldiers of the Huan army, there are many strange people in the backbone of the Huan army, and some of them are closely related to Yi Xue. What kind of insights can they have after taking the fruit?

Of course, Wu Liang himself was also one of the experimental subjects.

Unlike others, before he ate the fruit, he was pulled into a state of fugue by Jianmu, and he heard countless whispers without knowing what he meant, and then he was drilled into it by the strange insect. Without knowing it, the main body still scratched out the four characters "Jedi Tiantong" that coincided with Hua Tuo on the ground.

and also.

Only he and Dian Wei have seen those huge eyes in the night sky...

These things all show his particularity. What kind of reaction and perception will he have when he eats the Jianmu fruit?
……

The taste of this fruit is very crisp, and the water in the pulp is also very sufficient.

The taste is a kind of sour-sweet that cannot be described in detail. The water in the pulp bursts out when you bite it lightly, and the sweet and sweet breath quickly occupies every corner of the mouth, which is endless aftertaste.

If it is classified as a fruit, it is the most delicious fruit Wu Liang has ever eaten, bar none.

And when the juice and pulp are swallowed into the abdomen together, there will be an inexplicable and comfortable warm current in the abdominal cavity. Wu Liang can feel that his already hungry stomach is being nourished by this warm current. The feeling is fading away, replaced by an indescribable satisfaction.

But...that's all.

The fruit has been in the belly for a long time, the comfortable warmth has long since disappeared, and the feeling of hunger and exhaustion has indeed been relieved to a certain extent.

However, after waiting for a long time, Wu Liang did not have any expected insights in his mind.

"This……"

Wu Liang was puzzled.

He can be sure that Hua Tuo must have had relevant insights after eating the Jianmu fruit, and even vaguely touched the essence of these small worlds. Hua Tuo has no reason to lie about this matter.

But he really didn't have any insight.

The feeling of the fruit entering the belly is enough to prove that this thing is not a vulgar thing. Although it does not say that it has great benefits for the human body, it is by no means comparable to ordinary food. At least it can solve the recent problems of the people in the army. food supply problem.

But this is not the result Wu Liang wants.

He urgently needed to gain some insight, and it would be best if he could directly understand the way to lead the Huan army out of the secret realm, otherwise, even if this Jianmu fruit could help them survive for a while, it would still not be a solution.

Thinking of this, Wu Liang turned his head to look at the people in the Huan army.

"How do you feel, old sir?"

He took the lead in asking about Yu Ji's feelings. Yu Ji is good at the art of public opinion and has a certain understanding of Yi Xue. If he has some insights, it may also produce unexpected results.

"Perhaps the old man is too dull. After eating this fruit, apart from feeling no longer hungry, people also have some energy and strength, and there is no other feeling."

Yu Ji shook his head regretfully.

"Where's Mi Er?"

Wu Liang looked at Zhen Mi again. Zhen Mi is the immortal of the Nine-Tailed Fox Demon, and her perception is different from ordinary people. Maybe she also has a chance.

"The body of the concubine is similar to that of the old gentleman, and I have no other feelings."

Zhen Mi also shook her head.

"..."

Wu Liang immediately fell silent, then turned to look at the other Huan soldiers.

Through their expressions, Wu Liang had already got the answer.

what on earth is it?

Is it just a matter of perception?Or is it related to destiny?

It has to be said that compared with the others in the Huan army, Hua Tuo is indeed a man of destiny who has been inspired. Whether it is the inheritance of the "Bian Que" organization before, or the perception he has now after taking the fruit of Jianmu, it may have nothing to do with it. It's about destiny.

If so.

If they want to get out of here, I am afraid they can only rely on Hua Tuo.

But looking at Hua Tuo now, although he has some insights, he is obviously still at a loss...does it need some opportunity?
with such a mind.

Wu Liang got up and walked to the other side of Jianmu. There was another fruit that fell there, and this fruit should have fallen when they were still on the upper floor. That loud bang.

It's just that when the fog on the upper layer dissipated, they went to check, but only saw the inexplicably disappeared lock dragon pillar, the re-grown community tree and the restored stone sculpture of strange insects, and did not see this one near the copper tree. fruit.

Soon Wu Liang found the fruit.

Different from the fruit that they ate a part of just now, although this fruit also had a yellow and mature skin, it was directly split into three parts, and some pulp shot out and fell nearby.

It looked like it hit the ground with more force.

The reason for this difference, is because the drop height is different?

Or are the serving sizes of the two different?

Or is there a difference in the softness and hardness of the soil where they land?

Wu Liang went forward and put the three split parts back together, and found that it was similar in size to another fruit, and the pulp inside was also the same thing, which meant that the weights of the two should be relatively similar.

And the landing place is also the same clay, it seems that there is not much difference.

Then there is a high probability that the height of the fall may be different, resulting in a difference in the impact force the fruit bears when it hits the ground... But this problem does not seem to provide him with any help.

Wu Liang reluctantly let go of the hands that were putting them together, and the three pieces of fruit were immediately scattered.

A small piece of pulp also slipped from it, and it was about to fall on the red soil.

Wu Liang caught it habitually when he saw it, and stuffed it into his mouth with the principle of not wasting.

The next moment, the heat had already melted in his mouth, one flowed down the throat to the abdominal cavity, and the other magically rushed into the brain!
　Alas, it's cloudy and drowsy. I forget the next sentence after I write the first sentence. It takes two or three times as long to write a chapter, and I don't know what I wrote in the end. It's too tortured.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)