Next, Fang Yun listed the divine items the Human Race's Sages needed. The Human Race could not rely on itself alone; it also needed the strength of its Sages.
Then Fang Yun listed divine items that could strengthen the Human Race as a whole: either vast quantities of divine gold or divine items that could collectively improve their bodies or intelligence.
After that, Fang Yun listed cultivation methods and objects that offered insights. Although the Archaic Clans' cultivation methods were very crude and mostly relied on their innate gifts, any innate gift that could be transformed into a cultivation method was bound to be extraordinary.
As for objects that offered insights, they were even more crucial. If he truly could not comprehend them, he could leave them in the Strange Book World. Once he underwent Saint Enfeoffment and became a Saint Ancestor, he could certainly use them.
There was another, most crucial point: he needed quantity, not quality. The reason was simple. Over a million years, seas would become mulberry fields, and ninety percent of the treasures would disappear. If he chose only a dozen or so important treasures, they might all disappear. Choosing a large number would spread the risk and leave him with more treasures in the future.
At the same time, he had to ensure that the chosen treasures could potentially survive a million years. Raw divine gold ore was the most suitable. As long as it was stored properly, its value would increase after a million years, whereas very few divine medicines could be stored that long.
Once Fang Yun had organized his thoughts, he had a clear direction in mind. Aside from the All Beings Spring and the treasures, his most important task now was to lay plans for the future.
Finally, Fang Yun drew