Conferred Gods: Start with a Phoenix clone

Chapter 409: The Merit of Writing a Book is Still a Little Short

Deng Chanyu's eyes met Daji's.

In an instant, she saw countless people, including men, women, old people and children.

The children grew up and became warriors who could fight against a hundred enemies on the battlefield. The men were farming, the women were herding, the old people became beggars, and the old people's descendants transformed themselves into pioneers wielding weapons, and some even became kings who conquered the four barbarians.

The human luck that was about to dissipate in Daji found a new outlet and actually flowed into her eyes along the bridge built by the measuring ruler.

As a Taoist immortal, she automatically rejects human destiny.

These fortunes spread out in all directions with her as the center.

Whether it is the Zhou, Shang, Qi or Han dynasties, all temples dedicated to the Water Virtue God within the scope of Chinese culture emit a faint golden light.

The people believed that it was a manifestation of the gods, and believers gathered in large numbers for a time, some praying for wealth, some praying for children, and all kinds of things. Later they found that praying for safety, especially for the safety of the crew members, was the most reliable. The people were the most simple-minded, and as long as it really worked, no matter who you were, they wouldn't mind praying.

The luck of humanity made the phoenix shadow of the Han Kingdom become more and more solid. This luck belonged to the human race and could not affect the aquatic creatures in the many rivers and lakes in the south. However, seeing the phoenix shadow flying around above their heads, the Dragon Kings in these areas, no matter whether they were Lake Dragon Kings, River Dragon Kings, or even Well Dragon Kings, felt unhappy!
The dragon clan also had the idea of ​​erecting a dragon totem on the human side, and this idea was very strong.

Deng Chanyu absorbed the remaining luck from Daji for only a moment. After all, she was now in the state of Nuwa's Taoist body, and Nuwa was the Holy Mother of the human race. This amount of luck could not affect her. She sent it to the temple of Shuide Zhenjun and to the Han Kingdom as national luck. Any remaining luck was given to the Nuwa Temple. She quickly came to her senses.

She looked at Daji strangely.

Daji noticed her momentary abnormality and quickly put away her playful thoughts. She said seriously, "Please don't let this little thing of mine damage your essence. Don't worry, I feel like I just used up some of my essence this time. Although I don't know where this essence came from, I won't have a big breakthrough in the short term."

Daji was worried that Deng Chanyu would use some forbidden moves because of her situation, so she tried to persuade her.

She could not see the fate of the human queen, but Daji had some understanding. Something was broken, and the things that escaped pushed her cultivation to the realm of true immortality. This kind of experience can only happen once, and there will definitely not be a next time.

Deng Chanyu could see that Daji possessed the destiny of the human race, but she didn't know the source of this destiny.

When she couldn't figure it out, she asked her teacher, but unfortunately, Nuwa had just been in seclusion and didn't respond to her. The divine thoughts she sent out sounded a bit like "the number you dialed is out of service area."

She could only ask the measuring ruler again, and finally got the answer.

"Queen's destiny? Daji has this thing. Shattering this destiny can bring about a sudden increase in strength?! Brother, look at me, do I have this kind of destiny?"

The ruler replied with a look of disdain, "You? You're destined to be cannon fodder."

"You didn't. After you embarked on the immortal path, your original destiny was automatically shattered."

Deng Chanyu felt a little regretful. She thought she could also have a sudden surge in power, but she didn't expect that she still had to practice diligently.

She didn't tell Daji about her fate, saying that it would only add to her troubles and it couldn't be explained in a few words, so she simply didn't say anything.

After figuring out the reason for Daji's sudden increase in strength, Deng Chanyu was no longer in a hurry.

Deng Chanyu completed the feat of repairing Guixu and rested for seven days.

Then continue to practice step by step.

She pushed her endurance to its limits daily, using the Tianjian Ruler. She then revised the [Nuwa Wanling Daluo Sutra], a little at a time. After three revisions, her cultivation speed increased significantly. While her progress had been rapid before, it was incredibly strenuous. She practiced while taking medicine, which was always toxic, and then wasted time trying to neutralize it.

After she modified the sutra, the domineering nature of the technique remained, but she no longer needed to take medicine frequently, which would harm her precious kidney energy.

She used [Nuwa Wanling Daluo Sutra 2.0] to accumulate magic power.

At the same time, with the help of the power of the measuring stick, he finished writing the 5,000-word Book of Changes without much effort. The sixty-four hexagrams were calculated very completely, and it seemed that there was no need for Confucius to write another book to explain it.

Her recently acquainted book friend, Weizi Qi, gave her a suggestion that if the book was called Han Yi, the northern princes would easily ban it, which would be detrimental to its circulation. Deng Chanyu didn't care whether it was banned or not, but if the circulation was small and few people read it, it would also affect her merit.

She named the book "I Ching" instead of the previous "Han Yi".

Is a 5,000-word I Ching a lot for one author? Yes, it is. Not much either!

Pick up the pen and continue writing.

Incidentally, she also wrote the Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art.

It was handed over to the craftsmen of the Han Dynasty to print and then distributed throughout the world.

Honghuang can only say that he really does not attach importance to mathematics. Among so many predecessors who have traveled through time, few have worked hard on mathematics. There is a reason for this.

The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art has been printed in many copies and has been read by many people, but in terms of merit, it is not as meritorious as the I Ching, which is obscure and difficult to understand and few people can understand.

Deng Chanyu went to Xiqi again to ask her book friend Weiziqi for advice.

Wei Zi Qi was worthy of being the top intellectual of the time. He could understand both books, but he also believed that the Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art was a book for "family members" to read, while the Book of Changes was the real treasure belonging to gentlemen and sages.

Deng Chanyu has nothing to say about this, as long as you are happy.

The merits given by Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art are not much, but every bit counts, so I don’t mind.

She plans to write all ten books on mathematics, and just give them as merits. You gentlemen and wise men can read them whether you want to or not, and you can use them to wipe your butts if you don't want to.

The merits gained from writing books were still too little, so she began to prepare to open up the world of the twelve zodiac animals.

This is a complicated matter, and it is necessary to set up these twelve animals as a symbol that is known to everyone.

The twelve zodiac animals during the Yellow Emperor's period were just a form. It is said that the twelve animals helped him complete an important task. After that, he casually said something, and the twelve zodiac animals were born.

Today, these twelve animals have no territory of their own, no official appointment from the Heavenly Court, and no recognition from the common people. They are still in a state between existence and non-existence.

Not to mention being a symbol of different personalities, destinies, and good or bad luck, it's not even a mascot.

Deng Chanyu does not want to deny Huangdi, but to thoroughly expand and strengthen this concept on the original basis.

She wanted to redefine the identities of the twelve zodiac animals and choose their representatives from among the twelve animals.

Whether in her past life or in the prehistoric world, cattle and horses were the easiest to find.
(End of this chapter)