The notebook was from Su Daji's shop. At first, Li Mu was wondering why she brought this.
Now it seems that there is indeed something stored in it. However, Li Mu is a little confused. What is recorded in it? What is your freedom and everything you want to know is in the notebook?
Li Muchin said I have many questions I want to know.
Although he was thinking this, Li Mu still couldn't wait to open his laptop.
After turning it on, the laptop automatically connected to the hospital's wifi. It seemed that Su Daji had used this computer during her hospitalization.
First, he checked the desktop and hard drive and found no information that Su Daji had left for him. Li Mu was a little confused as to what Su Daji had left for him.
Since it's not on the computer, will it be online?
Thinking of this, Li Mu had an idea and opened his mailbox directly to check whether the information Su Daji said to him was sent to him by e-mail.
As a result, after opening the mailbox, in addition to a bunch of advertisements, there was only an unfamiliar email.
When I opened it, I found that the sender of this letter was actually Ji Qishui.
Li Mu was overjoyed. He looked at the time of dispatch and found that it was the afternoon before yesterday.
At the same time, Li Mu was also a little puzzled. This guy was so seriously injured that he still knew his email address? Li Mu remembered that he had never told anyone except Su Daji.
When he looked up the message, he remembered that this was his mailbox. This was the computer of the Qizhenge Store. Naturally, the person who logged in was the Qizhenge Store, which was Su Daji's mailbox. Thanks to Li Mu's passion, he thought that the whole world
people are contacting him.
However, Li Mu was thick-skinned and knew that Su Daji was very meticulous in her work. He estimated that this information was the information she said she wanted to show him.
He stopped being polite and looked at it directly. After all, everyone on the other side belonged to him and he had never seen anything.
Ji Qishui seems to be recovering well during this period. At least it can be seen from his emails that he must have checked a lot of information recently, but not everyone can get this information. After all, there is a lot of information about antiques on the Internet.
Not much. It is estimated that in order to collect this information, Ji Qishui must have used a lot of Qizhen Pavilion connections.
Lao Ji can be regarded as a rough person but also a fine person. Although the card machine was lost or flooded in the later stage, and there was no chance to take pictures of Xiang Liu fighting the Basilosaurus, but luckily a lot of the photos in the card were still preserved.
, several of them should have been taken by Li Mu when he was unconscious. They turned out to be some skinned Yakshas illuminated by fire from the top of the Thousand Dragons Ascension Pillar.
It's a pity that these yakshas are already dead, and the tomb chamber is too dark and there are not enough pixels at all. They look like some skinless dead dogs, lying on the ground doesn't look that shocking.
However, the pictures of the murals were quite complete. Regarding these murals and the spectacular reliefs of thousands of dragons ascending to the sky, some of the information he collected made Li Mu suddenly enlightened.
One of the messages was a reply from one of Ji Qishui's clients. He wrote in the reply email that human sacrifices such as the ancient Binglei people were not uncommon in the Western Zhou Dynasty, and many ethnic minorities retained such practices.
However, as more and more ethnic minorities merged into the Han people, it gradually disappeared in history.
As for the female corpse worshiping the wall described in the mural, it may not be the same as we speculated. According to his estimation, the mercury female corpse of the ancient Binglei clan kneeling down and the strange living corpse coffin we saw in the underground Xuan Palace should be an ancient
Witchcraft is a soul-locking ritual. Through such a ritual, the souls of human beings can be kept in the tomb forever to serve their owners, and the wall is likely to be the gateway for these souls to travel to and from the underworld.
Because Li Mu opened his eyes in the tomb at that time and saw some incredible things, he was very convinced of the answer given by this man.
The second piece of information is inferred from the relief grottoes above Qian Long Sheng Tian.
Many people may have only heard of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, but not of the Great Wilderness Classic. In fact, strictly speaking, the Classic of Mountains and Seas is divided into two parts: the Classic of Mountains and the Classic of Seas. Among them, the Classic of Mountains and Seas
It is divided into five parts: Nanshan, Beishan, Xishan, Dongshan and Zhongshan; the "Book of Seas" is divided into two parts: Hainei and Dahuang. Therefore, to be precise, it should be "The Classic of Mountains and Seas·Dahuang Jing".
In the Great Wilderness Sutra, there is a record about ice and thunder: "There is a mountain in the Great Wilderness, which is not named salty, in the country of ice and thunder."
"Buxian Mountain" means "Mountain of You" and the murals on the grottoes are the very few narrative murals of ethnic minorities that have been preserved.
According to the content on the murals and some records in a few documents at that time, Xiangliu was not actually a native creature of Changbai Mountain, but was caught in Binglei for some reason.
As for why he caught this creature, Li Mu had roughly guessed that it was because Xiang Liu could devour humans and absorb the dragon oil stored in human souls in his body, thereby increasing his lifespan by absorbing these dragon oils.
Gu Binlei must have taken a fancy to this characteristic of his, so he captured him, squeezed its dragon oil to make a lamp, and extended his life by absorbing the burned gas.
Later, Qin Shihuang searched everywhere for a way to make the elixir of immortality, and the Binglei people reported this matter to Qin Shihuang.
His Majesty the First Emperor should have attached great importance to this matter at that time. Not only did he send a large amount of supplies, he also sent people from Fang Xiandao to investigate.
During the process of refining the alchemy, there must have been some huge revelation, which caused many of the medicine men who used it to test the medicine to become the kind of skinned yaksha.
The alchemy plan seems to have been terminated, but the Ice Thunder King seems not to give up refining the elixir of immortality, so he started building the tomb while relying on burning dragon oil lamps to maintain his life...
Everything that has been explained seems to be very reasonable, and combined with the murals, there is indeed no flaw.
However, the person who answered the question probably didn't know that Xiang Liu had the secret power to manipulate people, similar to a slave ant.
Li Mu then read another message. The owner of this message was actually a biologist. In his reply, he actually said that this kind of slave-holding power should not control people through energy, but through dragon oil.
A medium that releases a chemical message that confuses people's senses, thereby achieving the ability to mentally control others.
According to what he said, wouldn't the Ice Thunder King and his subjects have been subtly controlled by this big snake and become servants?
No wonder the history of Binglei is so ambiguous about this piece of information.
Li Mu was very fascinated by what he saw, and he couldn't help but be full of awe for the people in ancient times.
While I was traveling abroad, an email suddenly popped up in the lower right corner of my computer.
Li Mu was upset and wanted to close the email, but when he glanced at the name of the sender of the email, I was completely stunned.