Shennong's Merits in Governing as the New Human Race Co-Lord; Randeng's Anxiety: Where Exactly Was Shennong's Dao?
Speaking of which.
Shennong's fortune was indeed quite good.
After serving as an official in the southern cities for a thousand years, his reputation had grown ever greater, and his influence had gradually spread throughout the entire Human Race!
Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs, made medicine, and treated illnesses. He also spread Slash-and-burn Agriculture and methods of cultivation.
He established marketplaces as well, giving ordinary people a place to exchange goods.
With his policy of prescribing the right remedy for the illness, he had prompted countless cities across the land to revise policies that had remained unchanged for years and become deep-rooted maladies, benefiting an untold number of humans.
Two hundred years ago.
Shennong found rice, millet, broomcorn millet, wheat, beans, and other grains in the mountains and wilderness. He fashioned plows and tillers, solving the world's needs in terms of food and greatly advancing agriculture.
He created pottery, which could be used for steaming, boiling, processing, and storing goods, water, food, and more, improving both livelihoods and sanitation.
In order to give the people under the cities a regular life and let them sow crops according to the seasons.
He established the cycles of the sun and moon, as well as the seasons for cultivation...
Shennong truly possessed the bearing of a born leader.
He taught the people to use tools, to plant the five grains, medicine, pottery-making, painting, archery, beast hunting, physical training, qin-making, music, dance, and wisdom and virtue.
Over thousands of years.
His reputation among the Human Race on the East Sea Coast had grown increasingly illustrious.
He laid an important foundation for the Human Race's current society, economy, and civilization, becoming a renowned figure among humanity.
His prestige grew ever deeper.
His name rang ever louder among the Human Race.
Countless people were immensely grateful