I no longer speculate on myself, but told Chunting what I thought was, trying to prove to him whether the Great Wall was of other use as I thought.

Chunting did not answer directly, but put down the teacup in his hand and asked me to take Shanhaihuan off his hand.

Although I didn't understand the intention, I still took off the mountains and seas as he ordered, and handed them over to him, waiting for him to answer my questions and answer my questions.

He gently stroked the mountain and sea rings, his face full of nostalgia. Before I could urge him, he pointed at a pattern on the ring and asked me to take a closer look.

I have worn this mountain and sea ring in my hand for more than ten years, so I naturally knew that this thing is not gold or silver, but wood. There is no coherent pattern on it, only some strange patterns, not words, nor is it carving patterns used in previous dynasties.

Following Chunting's finger, I looked at the familiar and unfamiliar ring and found a trace of details that I had never paid attention to before.

At the point where the Chunting Pavilion pointed, there was a pattern, winding, like a dragon or a snake, which looked familiar, but I couldn't think of where to see it, and I didn't know what the purpose of the Chunting Pavilion was for me to watch.

In order to let me understand the connection between Chen Qingzhi's Northern Expedition and Dayu's flood control, Chunting brought me a map to identify the route of the two on the map. But now he saw that I had no clue about this pattern, but he did not directly tell the mystery. Instead, he picked up the map again and handed it to my hand, and spoke in a profound and unfathomable manner.

"Since you don't have any ideas, you might as well compare with this map and see if you have any discoveries."

After hearing what he said, I took the map and searched carefully on the map, trying to find a place similar to this pattern.

Since I had never thought about this before, now after being guided by Chunting, I found that the lines were winding and twisting, and there was no fixed direction. It was actually somewhat similar to the trends of some mountains, rivers, but China's terrain was vast and I didn't find them for a while.

Qi Zhi stared at the fingerprints of Chunting's hand and seemed to have noticed something. She walked over and held the pen I used to mark the line just now. In our puzzled eyes, she did not speak, but focused on outlining the map.

As Qi Zhi outlined the map, my eyes lit up and I finally understood what the mysterious patterns on the ring meant.

As the saying goes, it is said that dark under the lamp, and people cannot detect things that are very close to each other at the first time, and we are in this state now.

We start here with the Nine Tripods, explore Dayu, Guiguzi, and Bai Qi explores the Great Wall. Since Chunting asked me to find the same terrain trend as the mountains and seas on the map, it must be related to each other. However, I did not think of the Great Wall at the first time, which was a huge mistake.

Qi Zhi finally stopped drawing on the map. As her last stroke fell, everyone surrounded the map to view it. The pattern was surprisingly consistent with the direction of the Great Wall!

When Chunting saw that we finally discovered the mystery, he handed over the mountains and seas to me again, and looked at me and said seriously.

"The reason why the ring in your hand is called Shanhaihuan is because the patterns on this ring are in line with the direction of several important mountains, rivers and rivers in the world. Although I don't know what the specific meaning is, I think the leader must have some secret in this Shanhaihuan. As the leader, you will naturally know when the time comes."

"And this Great Wall is indeed not just a fortification used by the leader to resist the invasion of the Huns. Although it is not stated in the records of Guanshan, it has made a few slight comments. Speaking of this, there are great opportunities, but its real function is not recorded. I don't know it either. I just vaguely guessed that it may be related to the dragon vein. If one day you can truly control the mountains and seas, you may be able to get all the truth from it."

When I heard Chunting talk about my reincarnation of Guigu again, I gave him a angrily glance, took Shanhaihuan and put it back on my hand, looked at the map of China in front of me, and tried to connect what he said together.

At the end of the Warring States Period, Bai Qi cleared all obstacles to the unification of the world for King Zhaoxiang of Qin. Then Guigu mysteriously disappeared, Bai Qi pretended to die and hide in the world. At this time, the weak water of Guanshan entered a rare period of dormant.

By the time Bai Qi was born again, he had already changed his identity and no one had slaughtered in the world since then. Instead, there was an additional general who led an army of 300,000 under the Qin Emperor to attack the Huns and recover Henan. There was another famous general who truly made "the Hu people dare not go south and shed horses, and the soldiers dared not bend their bows and repay their grievances."

After Emperor Qin unified the six kingdoms, Meng Tian set up 34 counties from Yuzhong to Yinshan, crossed the Yellow River and occupied Yangshan. His ultimate goal was to build the Great Wall from Lintao, Longxi in the west and Liaodong in the east, connecting the original Yan, Zhao and Qin Great Walls, which was an open fortification to curb the southward advance of the Huns, and there was another mystery in secret.

As Chunting means, the construction of the Great Wall is vaguely related to the dragon vein. We already know that the source of the dragon vein is Kunlun, which is the legendary Tianzhu Buzhou Mountain. In this way, the construction of the Great Wall is indeed an act related to the rise and fall of China. It is no wonder that later generations have been repairing and expanding regardless of the dynasty and generation, and have never been slacking off.

And since we have said this, we can't avoid one person no matter what.

Even if a thousand years have passed, no one can compare to.

The Emperor of Eternal Eternal, the Ancestral Dragon Ying Zheng!

Since ancient times, Ying Zheng cannot judge him by common sense. Later generations have always criticized him with mixed praise and criticism. He once commented that the birth of the First Emperor and Li Si was in love with him. The sky collapsed and the earth was overturned, and a world was overturned. It is a saint or a demon, and it is not easy to argue.

Chunting said that Guiguzi was unable to cast artifacts to suppress Shenzhou, not because he did not have this ability, but because he did not have the emperor's order and could not unify the world, so as to collect copper from the world. As people in the future, we naturally knew that in the end, the person who truly wiped out the six worlds was not Guiguzi, nor Bai Qi, but Zulong Yingzheng.

Since the construction of the Great Wall was planned by Guiguzi and Bai Qi before his disappearance, with his ability, building such a Great Wall would not be just used to resist the attack of the Huns. Since Bai Qi transformed into Meng Tian, ​​his actions must be allowed by Ying Zheng, and the real purpose of the Great Wall must not be hidden from the Zulong Ying Zheng.

Besides, Chunting had just admitted that Zulong Ying Zheng was the leader of Guanshan in the third generation. In this way, what is Ying Zheng's identity in it?

It was only because Ying Zheng was in charge of the emperor that he became the lord of the world with the help of Guan Shan?

Or is he already knows all the ins and outs of the whole thing, and he willingly guards China and becomes the savior?

Moreover, according to Chunting, the whereabouts of the leaders of Guanshan dynasties became a mystery. No one died and died. They all disappeared inexplicably and there was no news since then.

However, the historical books are very clear that Qin Shihuang died in the Shadui Palace in Xingtai during his eastern tour. Since Zulong Yingzheng is the third generation leader of Guanshan, according to Chunting, he naturally cannot escape his fate of disappearance. Is this a mistake in historical records, or is it an illusion that Chunting’s memory has appeared, or is it that he concealed something from us?

Thinking of this, I looked at Chunting, my tone was unconsciously filled with respect for Ying Zheng.

"Chunting, it seems that we are going to talk about the ancestor dragon Ying Zheng, what is the identity of this eternal emperor in Guanshan's thousand-year plan?"
Chapter completed!