"Why are you going to Daming Village?" Zheng Hong asked.

"Looking for old friends," Xue Daoguang answered vaguely, but asked Zheng Hong, "Did you know that there is immortal food in Daming Village?"

Zheng Hong frowned: "Fairy food?"

Xue Daoguang said: "It's corn and sweet potatoes."

Zheng Hong suddenly laughed: "Yes, yes, it is fairy grain. Mr. Zhu brought it back from the fairy island overseas. I heard it is very high-yielding. After the autumn harvest, my family will also buy some seeds."

Xue Daoguang asked: "Is it really from overseas?"

"I don't know," Zheng Hong said, "but Zhu Xianggong did go to sea, sailing across the ocean in a huge boat. He went to sea for several months at a time. Zhu Dalang also told me many stories about the sea, and every one of them was very strange.

.There are also many strange things at sea, such as a big bird as tall as a man, which lays eggs weighing several kilograms. A giant rat as tall as a man has a pocket on its belly, and puts its young in the pocket to drink milk..."

When he first lived in Shangbai Village, Zheng Hong heard many stories, and now he told them all to Xue Daoguang.

The more Xue Daoguang listened, the more convinced he became that Mr. Zhu had probably met an immortal overseas.

Xue Daoguang truly believed in gods, and the gods in his mind were cultivated by humans, ghosts, and elves.

When he annotated the "Wuzhen Chapter", he pioneered the classification of gods into different levels:

Those who are extremely spiritual and invisible are called ghosts and immortals;

Those who live forever without disease or calamity are regarded as immortals;

Flying in the air and walking in the mist, not hungry or thirsty, not invaded by cold or heat, roaming the islands, immortal, becoming an earthly immortal;

Those who have both wonderful form and spirit, are in harmony with the Tao, are infinitely changeable, and have unpredictable ghosts and spirits are called immortals.

Many of the settings of later generations of online fairy tale novels come from Jindannan Sect, including True Essence, Refining God and Returning to the Void, a lot of which were written by Xue Daoguang.

After listening to Zheng Hong's overseas stories, Xue Daoguang guessed that Zhu Guoxiang should have met the Earth Immortal on the island...

Well, that's definitely the case.

Maybe his ancestor Ziyang Zhenren has also cultivated into an earthly immortal and is now traveling around the island.

Otherwise, how could the Zhu family and his son know about the Taoist poems of their ancestors and compile these Taoist poems into "Journey to the West"?

The Patriarch Bodhi in "Journey to the West" is probably his own ancestor Ziyang Zhenren!

(I wish Captain Iron Blood Banner a happy birthday. The Captain sets an alarm every day and rushes to write the chapter first. From now on, he should write the chapter when he wakes up. His health is important.)
Chapter completed!