(Thanks to book friend "Cheng Li" for 1 monthly ticket.)

At this time, Chen Pi Asi sneered, glanced at Monk Hua, and said: "There is no more confidentiality here, Monk Hua, just tell them."

Monk Hua agreed, turned to the others and smiled: "I know what you are suspecting. I dare say you are all wrong. Most of the information you have seen about Dongxia is based on some incomplete ancient books.

Inferred."

"In fact, there is so little information left by the Dongxia Kingdom. Abroad, such a country is not even recognized to have existed. Therefore, it is difficult to say how much of the information you are looking at is actually true."

Fatty Wang replied: "In that case, why do you say that your information is correct?"

Monk Hua said: "That's right, because our information is more direct."

After speaking, Monk Hua took out a piece of white silk cloth from the pocket of his underwear and unfolded it in front of everyone. Xie Yu couldn't help but be surprised when he saw it.

This turned out to be one of the snake-browed copper fish in the portrait of the undersea tomb. Xie Yu remembered that Wu Xie had one, but he did not expect that Chen Pi Ah Si also made one.

Thinking of this, Xie Yu couldn't help but look at Wu Xie, but Wu Xie seemed to have been in a daze and didn't know what he was thinking.

Monk Hua continued: "This kind of copper fish is an abnormal form of the dragon. It was obtained by our old man by chance."

"I believe it was made by someone who knew the internal affairs of Dongxia. The strange thing is that he used a very clever method to hide a piece of top-secret information in this copper fish. You see."

After speaking, Monk Hua put the copper fish to one side of the lamp. The gold-plated fish scales immediately reflected golden light, emitting many thin spots of light on the mural. Monk Hua turned the fish's body, and the spots began to change.

Gradually, it turned into several text-like spots.

Monk Hua added: "The secret lies here. There are a total of forty-seven Jurchen characters hidden in the scales of this fish."

Xie Yuxin said: "I didn't expect this thing to be used like this. It's strange that ancient people didn't enlarge it. What, I don't know how it was made."

Wu Xie said tremblingly: "Yes, what is the content?"

Monk Hua didn't hear anything unusual in Wu Xie's voice, and continued: "Because the information here is incomplete, I haven't deciphered it all yet!"

"But I am sure that the person who made this fish wanted to record certain things without letting others find out. The true history of Eastern Xia is recorded here."

Monk Hua said a little proudly: "Actually, even before I saw this thing, I had already concluded based on many clues that the regime of the Eastern Xia Kingdom had always existed."

"It's just that they retreated deep into the mountains, and for hundreds of years they didn't know what to rely on. This extremely weak regime survived between the extremely powerful Mongolia on one side and the eyeing Goryeo on the other."

"I have studied Goryoshi. Until the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, there were ginseng pickers here and I saw people wearing strange clothes in the snowy mountains here."

"I think they should be some of the remaining residents of Dongxia Kingdom."

Monk Hua pointed at the copper fish again and said: "The sporadic records here prove my idea that after the decisive battle with Mongolia, the Dongxia Kingdom retreated to the border between Jilin and North Korea."

"It has existed secretly for hundreds of years. There have always been fourteen emperors. Mongolia and Goryeo tried to destroy this small country more than once, but because of a strange reason, they all failed."

Pan Zi asked: "What's the reason? Monk, can you speak more cheerfully?"

Monk Hua shrugged his shoulders and said, "I don't know. The information on the fish is not complete. There must be other things recording other parts."

"But based on these few words in my hand, I dare to say that Dongxia Kingdom can survive because something very bizarre may have happened, but there is no content behind it."

"We have been looking for it, but unfortunately our old man has been searching for many years and has not found other parts."

Monk Hua paused and then said, "Do you know what the last sentence of these Jurchen characters means?"

Ye Cheng took it and asked: "What?"

Monk Hua looked at us and said, "It says that all the Wannu kings in the past were not human beings."

Fatty Wang asked: "That's not a human being, what is it?"

Monk Hua put away the copper fish and said, "The above just said that they are all monsters crawling out of the ground."

After saying this, everyone looked at each other and probably felt a little embarrassed. Ye Cheng asked: "That can't be said like that. Could it be that the emperor is a dragon, not a human being? This is often the case on TV.

Act."

Monk Hua nodded and said, "It's not like I haven't watched Qing palace dramas before. I originally thought the dragon fish also hinted at this, referring to the metaphor of the real dragon emperor."

"But after further research, I found that this person probably just wanted to record some secrets. He recorded the history of Dongxia fairly objectively, so he probably wouldn't have used such respectful language."

"And, if that's what you said, do you think someone would express the concept that the emperor is a true dragon and emperor in this way?"

"If you wish the emperor a happy birthday, first say, Your Majesty, you are really not a human being. I'm afraid you will be chopped into pieces before you finish the second sentence. No one would write like this." Monk Hua smiled mysteriously again: "Moreover,

The last sentence is written very clearly and abruptly."

"This has always made me worried. If I can get other parts, I might be able to decipher what it means."

Xie Yu knew that there was a snake-browed copper fish in Wu Xie's hands, but since Wu Xie didn't say anything, he must have his own plan, and Xie Yu didn't interrupt.

Pan Zi stared at the mural and said to himself, "The King of Wannu in the mural is a human being. He looks like a human being. He doesn't seem to be a monster."

Fatty Wang also said to Monk Hua: "Brother Scar, what are you trying to decipher? We are real people, don't act like intellectuals. When the coffin is opened, it will be clear whether it is a human or a dog."

Monk Hua smiled and said, "I mean, it's always better to know the enemy."

"But why did the person who painted this mural paint these things here?"

The fat man replied: "Maybe it's just to not forget the hatred between the country and the family?"

Monk Hua shook his head, obviously not sure, but Wu Xie said: "Maybe he wants to pluck the whole stone after painting the murals here, or he just paints to kill time. Look at how warm it is here.

Maybe the craftsmen at that time used this place to rest.”

Wu Xie himself didn't quite believe what he said, and naturally others didn't believe it either, but Wu Xie also managed to change the subject.

Next, Monk Hua began to take pictures of these things to keep as documentation.

Xie Yu began to take turns to rest, and his spirit gradually recovered.

Later, Chen Pi Ah Si would ask people to go out and take a look at it every once in a while, waiting for the snow to stop, while others began to take turns sleeping.
Chapter completed!