Chu Ge did feel a little embarrassed about cheating so outrageously. He only asked the man to identify the civilization, giving him a little leeway. Asking him to identify the nature of the inscription would have been the real killing blow.
As far as the civilization alone went, even Chu Ge did not know whether a blind guess of Huaxia civilization would count. In theory, the civilization in his book was an extension of Huaxia civilization-it was about immortal cultivation, after all, and the translated content of the inscription was mainly drawn from the Huainanzi.
But calling it purely Huaxia civilization might not be accurate either. Huaxia did not actually have inscriptions like this, and so much of the content was made up that it had long since become something entirely different from normal Huaxia mythology. For instance, the Heavenly Emperor was certainly not the Jade Emperor, the Dao Ancestor and Buddha Ancestor were not Lord Lao and Shakyamuni, and neither Pangu nor Nüwa existed there at all. If you transmigrated there, no matter how you looked at it, you could only call it an Otherworld Continent. This was an Otherworld Civilization.
Chu Ge was also rather curious about what civilization it would be judged as.
But after stammering for a long time, Okamoto Masao said with great reluctance, "Judging by the style of the patterns in this inscription, it should be Huaxia civilization."
The instant he finished speaking, his entire left arm visibly turned to stone.
The rules had taken effect, which meant this was indeed something that existed in this world, but he did not recognize it.
It also meant that answer was wrong. This should count as an otherworldly civilization or an artificial civilization...
Miyamura Jiro cried urgently, "Masao!"
Pain showed on Okamoto Masao's face. Clearly, this