Asking Immortals: From the Republic of China to Marvel

This kind of drought has not happened even in ancient times. Otherwise, the land in Guanzhong would have been unsuitable for human habitation long ago.

Today, after Ye Wentian and two people explored Xianyang for hundreds of miles, they still found nothing unusual. However, the heat in the air was more obvious than in other places. There must be something unknown here. question.

That night, Ye Wentian came to Liyi alone with full of doubts. He did not bring Ye Qing and Qiuchi with him because there might be some danger tonight.

Now I am just an external incarnation. If it is gone, it will be gone. Re-derivating another one will only consume some soul power and resources at most, so it is not a big deal.

As for why we came to Liyi at night, it was naturally because it was a crowded and troubled area. If something happened all of a sudden, it would not easily attract attention.

At this time, Ye Wentian was in the center of Li Yi. His spiritual thoughts spread and he began to sense the specific situation here. After a while, Ye Wentian noticed that there was a light film composed of a formation wrapped in the ground more than ten feet deep. It extends beyond the scope of divine thoughts.

I don't know how many miles wide it is, and the surrounding area is so large that it should probably cover the entire Li Yi.

Ye Wentian felt enlightened, and used the Earth Escape. His figure slowly merged into the ground, and began to move downwards. The moment before he came into contact with the formation's light film, Ye Wen's angel released the Turtle Breathing Technique.

There was no life breath and no energy fluctuations. He easily passed through the formation's light film and broke into it. In a dozen breaths, Ye Wentian had reached a position five feet deep underground.

Suddenly coming into contact with the air from the layers of soil, he escaped into an underground city. Ye Wentian stood still and looked around.

This is an underground palace complex covering an extremely large area. There is a city wall in the distance, and it is also a huge underground palace.

The lampstands standing every few feet away on the ground have been burning for two thousand years, illuminating the surrounding scenery. The white marble ground shines with a warm light, and there seems to be a mist shrouding the unreal palace in the distance.

On the cornices carved from sandalwood, phoenixes spread their wings, and the floating windows carved from blue tiles are stacked with jade wall panels. Giant bronze pillars support these huge palaces.

The place where Ye Wentian stood was in the center of the square. The area was extremely vast. Even if it could accommodate an army of 100,000 people, it would not seem crowded. The square was divided into more than a dozen sections by nine vertical and horizontal moats.

Each river is nine feet wide and is filled with flowing mercury. The white jade light reflects upward, deep and solemn. There are white marble stone bridges connecting it at intervals.

This kind of scene can indeed be called:

The ancient tombs are like canang ridge, and the secluded palace is like a purple platform.

Stars and mornings are separated by seven rays, and nine springs are blooming in the river and Han.

When there is a sea, people would rather cross it, but when there is no spring, the geese will not return.

I also heard that the rhyme of the pine trees was very sharp, and I suspected that it was the doctor's mourning.

Ye Wentian crossed the square and walked towards the main palace complex. After a while, he came to a place that looked like a meeting place for the emperor's powerful ministers. On the left and right were two rows of food tables and golden futons for ancient people to kneel on.

On the dining table are amber wine, jasper glasses, gold-footed bottles, and emerald plates. The food is picturesque, the wine is like a spring, the guqin is dripping, and the bells are tinkling... Uh, please ignore the guqin and the bells~

The food and drinks on these tables for people to enjoy seemed to have just been served. Apart from the lack of temperature, there was no trace of spoilage in their appearance.

It seems I can still eat it? ! Ye Wentian did not have the idea of ​​tasting the food eaten by the ancients, but instead thought about why these things had not deteriorated. Logically speaking, after two thousand years, not to mention food, even metal would begin to decay.

Could it be that... Ye Wentian's eyes flashed with light, his six senses were released, his spiritual thoughts spread, and he began to sense the abnormalities here. After a moment, Ye Wentian discovered the difference.

The world here is covered by an energy that has never been seen before. It is an extremely inert energy that is attached to the surface of the objects it touches.

Why is it said to be inert? Because normal energy will continue to move in a small range, such as the irregular movement of molecules, electron entanglement, etc., while these strange energies will remain stationary once they have an attached body.

I have never seen such strange energy in my knowledge on the earth. It seems that... it is not the energy that originally existed on the earth. Could it be an alien object from the sky? !

These extremely inert energies are coming from the depths of the palace, as if there is something inside that is the original dependence of these energies.

Thinking of alien objects from the sky, Ye Wentian suddenly thought of "The Chronicles of the First Emperor" in "Historical Records", which contained this record:

"There was a falling star that descended to Dongjun and turned into a stone when it reached the ground. The head of Guizhou Province may have engraved the stone with the words: "The First Emperor died and the land was divided." When the First Emperor heard about it, he sent the imperial censor to ask questions one after another. If he did not obey, he took all the stones and killed them because of the people living nearby. Burn the stone."

As for the meteorite that fell from the sky, it was recorded that "the First Emperor died and the earth was divided", it must be unfounded, or the local people (rebels) burned it on it. The purpose was naturally to undermine the rule of the Qin Dynasty and wait for an opportunity to rebel against the Qin after the turmoil.

The man who could unify the whole of China and end the eternal wars, the First Emperor, was as smart as a demon. One look at it and it was clear that it must have been caused by man.

He sent his censors to question them one by one, but if they refused, they would kill everyone who lived near the stone. It means that the First Emperor sent his censors to go to every house to inquire, but no one confessed, so he arrested all the people who lived around this meteorite. killed.

If Ye Wentian did not expect it, this meteorite must be the original source of inert energy outside the earth.

When the First Emperor saw the meteorite, he probably saw how extraordinary it was, so he "burned the meteorite" (burned the meteorite) to block everyone's mouth. The purpose must be to prevent others from knowing about it and coming to steal it.

As for killing the people living around, it was naturally to prevent the situation from getting bigger. First, there was news about the meteorite. Second, the most important thing was definitely the sentence "The First Emperor died and the earth was divided."

Not long after the unification of China, the Qin Dynasty had just settled down. The people at that time were ignorant and superstitious. If it spread more widely, it would definitely cause turmoil in the country.

The meteorite fell from the sky and when it rubbed against the atmosphere, it generated a high temperature of at least three thousand degrees. Even such a high temperature did not burn the meteorite.

Can a group of ordinary people burn this meteorite? Your Daqin smelting technology is so advanced that it can produce high temperatures of more than 3,000 degrees? And it was still burned in situ...

It was just the perfunctory words of the First Emperor. As for the Taishi Ling (historian) who would record that "the stone was burned because of burning", it was naturally due to the power of the First Emperor.

All historians have a very important task on their shoulders: recording history. Moreover, they do not want to leave the reputation of "tampering with history" to future generations.

But having said that, although historians are recorders and compilers of history, they can be said to be very relaxed when recording events of the previous dynasty, and they do so from a very objective perspective.

but!When facing the history of the dynasty, there will inevitably be some pressure. After all, no emperor wants to leave an infamy. When facing the supreme emperor, some historians may tamper with records or even make up history.