'The future of civilization should be created by itself. If it cannot do so, then it must be sick, and I will cure it.'
Yu Mo Shuo was stunned upon hearing this. If this was what a Doctor was, then Doctors truly were the greatest profession in the world.
Recalling everything Huang Ji had done, he stared into Huang Ji's Double Pupils and suddenly remembered a verse.
He could not help but say, "No king, no emperor, yet he sets the realm in order; the foremost man to rise from the fields. Well read in old books, and when he speaks righteous words, his brilliance is revealed."
Huang Ji frowned deeply upon hearing it, staring blankly at Yu Mo Shuo in a daze.
The others were stunned as well, feeling that it described Huang Ji with exceptional accuracy.
Huang Ji said in a low voice, "Tui Bei Tu..."
Yu Mo Shuo said, "Yes, a Tang Dynasty book of prophecies. This passage was supposed to refer to a time far in the future. I never expected it to find a match so soon."
"But the line about 'the foremost man to rise from the fields' is somewhat off. Usually, it refers to a name, such as a surname like Tian, or a name related to 'earth.' Yet your name is Hua Ji, so it doesn't match."
Gu Feng shrugged. "It's just feudal superstition. Still, the part about being well read in old books is truly accurate. Hua Ji's interpretations of ancient texts are uniquely insightful."
To Old Wang, Lin Li, Luo Yan, and the others, it was even eerily accurate.
Huang Ji had gotten where he was today entirely because he had read so many books, especially old ones. The ancient Severing the Heavens, the Earth Not Bearing Zhou, one arrow