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If the lighting conditions are insufficient, crops will not grow. However, by placing torches all over this field, it can be ensured that the crops continue to thrive even at night. Once everything was set up, Yun Xiao Yi entered the livestock area.
Before long, a majestic rooster left a pile of droppings on the ground. This is a notable downside of animals in reality: they are difficult to care for and tend to relieve themselves everywhere. Therefore, if one were to raise animals here, it would be better to choose those from "Minecraft." They are easy to manage and do not require special feeding.
With this understanding, Yun Xiao Yi took out a small pouch of Wheat from his bag. This was not the Wheat harvested by the villagers earlier; rather, it was a special type he had obtained through some means, imbued with unique properties that could attract certain specific animals. This ability transcended the limits of reality.
Soon enough, two cows and two sheep slowly approached Yun Xiao Yi. Moo! Baa! Although they couldn't communicate with words, Yun Xiao Yi understood their needs: they were hungry.
He divided the Wheat in his hands and presented it before their noses, shaking it gently to release its enticing aroma. The cows instinctively extended their tongues and eagerly licked the food from the center of Yun Xiao Yi's palms. After finishing, however, they continued to gaze at him with longing eyes. What was going on?
Yun Xiao Yi quickly realized that he needed to ensure they were sufficiently fed before he could stimulate their desire for reproduction.
Clearly, the Zhao Family Village currently has a limited food supply. Even the livestock used for farming often go hungry. Once again, he took out a bundle of Wheat, and the cattle effortlessly curled their moist and agile tongues around the food.
Soon after, Yun Xiao Yi noticed a halo representing love appearing around the cows, signifying that reproduction had begun.
At the same moment, deep within the Tai Mountain Range, amidst the rolling mountains, a strong man in a yellow robe gasped for breath and exclaimed, "Brother, we found it! Shen Tan Shen Bei is just ahead!"
As his words fell, the eyes of everyone present lit up simultaneously. Fatigue seemed to vanish in an instant. "Quickly, lead the way!" urged the leader, holding a Nine-section Staff with urgency.
The strong man nodded vigorously and led a group of people forward. Before long, they arrived at their destination. They traversed through dense Lin Mu and reached an open area. This space was estimated to cover several square meters.
Surrounding them were no tall trees, only circles of stumps almost touching the ground scattered around. The ground appeared uneven, with holes of varying depths strewn about as if formed by some massive objects crashing down from above.
What caught everyone's attention most was a Giant Stele standing at the end of the clearing.
It was indeed a massive monument of Stone Carving, entirely constructed from Light Red Granite, towering several dozen meters high, making it difficult to glimpse its apex. The group stood before the stele, straining to look up, and faintly discerned a weak glow emanating from its summit. However, since it was daytime, the brilliance was not particularly clear.
Just from the grand scale of the stone tablet, one could tell that it was not crafted by ordinary hands. Leading the group was Huang Yi Dao Shi, who held a staff with nine sections and approached slowly. Upon reaching the stele, he touched its cold surface and remained silent for a long time before finally exclaiming, "This is truly a Divine Miracle; it rightfully deserves to be called the Divine Stele."
Huang Yi Dao Shi's appearance made it easy to guess his identity; he was a renowned Taoist Master from the late Eastern Han period, dressed in a yellow robe and leaning on a Nine-section Staff. He was none other than the great teacher and General of Heaven, Zhang Jiao, who proclaimed that a new era was approaching and that in the year of Jiawu, all people would enjoy prosperity.
His entourage included his two brothers, Zhang Bao and Zhang Liang, as well as several others such as Ma Yi and Tang Zhou. However, at this moment, he had yet to deliver his message; the true year of Jiawu would not arrive for another year and a half.
Zhang Jiao hailed from Ji Province's Julu County, which was less than two miles from Yun Zhao's hometown of Changshan County and the Tai Mountain Range. This time, while spreading his beliefs around the Tai Mountain Range, he had come across information regarding the existence of the Divine Stele. Intrigued by this revelation, he led his brothers and other followers to explore the secrets hidden here.
To their surprise, the Divine Stele mentioned in rumors truly existed. Tai Dao was founded by Zhang Jiao along with his two brothers.
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