Chapter 774
Will being resurrected be detrimental to oneself?
How many people who reach that position are fools?!
Even Ren Zhuzhu and the others could see it, so how could Zhu Yuanzhang not see it?!
That's clearly impossible!
Zhu Yuanzhang could certainly see it, and he saw it much further than they could.
Back then, if there hadn't been absolutely no other way...
Zhu Yuanzhang could not possibly have severed the dragon vein; there was some unavoidable reason behind it all.
After all, you can't just do whatever you want with the dragon vein.
The others immediately realized what Bai Ye meant after hearing his words.
this.
That seems to have a deeper meaning, doesn't it?
It seems Bai Ye is about to say something that they don't quite understand either?
After all, this was something they knew, but Bai Ye said that wasn't the case.
It seems impossible to resist this!
I immediately wanted to know why Bai Ye would say that.
"Master! Master!! Please tell me, what exactly happened?!"
Seeing this, Ren Tingting quickly said something.
What exactly is going on here?!
"Yeah, Xiaobai, just say something."
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noob?!
Bai Ye listened to Xuehua's words, opened his mouth, but for a moment he didn't know what to say.
How come I suddenly have this nickname?
After thinking about it, he didn't say anything in the end, and sorted out his thoughts.
Seeing the expectant looks in the eyes of those around him, he deliberately didn't say it directly.
This is something that makes them quite anxious.
Snowflakes are even more
After all, this is the only version I know.
But now Bai Ye is saying it has nothing to do with this version.
What exactly is that?!
Does that mean all the stories passed down in Miao areas are false?!
What on earth is that?!
In the depths of Xuehua's heart, she felt as if countless ants were crawling on her.
She clung pitifully to Bai Ye's sleeve, her eyes filled with pleading.
Just say it! Just say it!!
If eyes could speak, then this would probably be what the snowflakes were trying to express at this moment.
For Snowflakes, it wasn't something they were initially so curious about.
I mainly asked the question myself.
Once you ask the question yourself, the situation changes.
That would certainly make people more curious.
Seeing that Bai Ye didn't seem to be planning to speak directly, how could Xuehua not be anxious?!
Seeing this, Bai Ye chuckled inwardly, but didn't intend to wait any longer.
That's about enough to say about this.
After all, this matter isn't a secret, nor is it that hard to guess. If you can't guess it now, you'll understand the reasoning behind your statement once you think about it carefully.
Ultimately, I've already made this matter very clear before.
This is certainly not a difficult task.
Therefore, there was no need for me to hide anything at this point.
"Actually, it's quite simple. Who was the previous owner of this dragon vein?!"
The previous owner of the dragon vein?!
They were somewhat pleased to hear Bai Ye finally speak.
But then I was a little confused.
no!?
This isn't what I wanted to hear, is it?
I was thinking about other things before, how could I have thought about who the previous owner of the dragon vein was?!
But upon closer reflection, they suddenly had an answer in their hearts.
"Da Yuan?!"
If we look at it this way, and if Bai Ye is referring to a dynasty, then it would be the Yuan Dynasty.
Although the Yuan Dynasty was a short-lived dynasty, it must be said that it did indeed occupy the Central Plains and establish a dynasty there.
Therefore, if we were to say who the dragon vein once belonged to, it would naturally be the Yuan Dynasty.
But
What does this have to do with the Yuan Dynasty?!
"But isn't the Yuan Dynasty's dragon vein also inherited from the Song Dynasty?!"
After hearing Bai Ye's words, Xuehua couldn't help but ask.
The dragon veins have existed since the Zhou emperors established their fiefdoms.
Moreover, it was located beneath the capitals of several former fiefdoms.
The dragon vein is actually a weakening of the emperor's aura.
Back then, he was the Human Emperor, and there was no need for the Dragon Vein to suppress him, because the Human Emperor was the destiny of the human race.
However, after the fall of King Zhou of Shang, the Human Emperor did not appear. Instead, the Son of Heaven was appointed, and at this time, the suppression of the dragon veins took place.
Therefore, in this matter, it is a step backward.
But whatever the truth of the matter.
This dragon vein, inherited from the Song Dynasty, itself originated from the Zhou Dynasty.
Furthermore, during the Qin Dynasty, it was completely integrated by Ying Zheng, thus giving rise to the unified China we know today.
This can be said to be something passed down from previous generations.
So this didn't just originate in the Yuan Dynasty.
That doesn't make sense, does it?!
"No, you misunderstood. Actually, there is indeed some connection between them. After all, this dragon vein was indeed very complicated back then."
Given the circumstances at the time, if the dragon vein had followed the normal dynastic changes, it would certainly have followed Zhu Yuanzhang's Ming Dynasty.
However, an unexpected event occurred in this matter, ultimately forcing Zhu Yuanzhang to eliminate this dragon vein.
This unexpected event led to the destruction of the dragon vein; otherwise, Zhu Yuanzhang wasn't stupid, so why would he have chosen to kill the dragon vein?
Isn't that just utter nonsense?!
Upon hearing Bai Ye's words, the others immediately realized what was happening.
Suddenly I seem to understand something about why things turned out this way.
However, it is not yet certain.
So, none of them were in a hurry; they just looked at Bai Ye and waited for his answer.
Bai Ye didn't keep them waiting any longer and said directly, "Actually, this dragon vein was something we couldn't control back then, otherwise we wouldn't have been able to kill it!"
It's beyond our control.
Sure enough, after Bai Ye finished speaking, everyone present immediately realized that their previous guesses seemed to have all come true.
No wonder Zhu Yuanzhang wanted to eliminate the dragon vein before.
So that's the reason!
But thinking about it carefully, it suddenly seems to make a lot of sense.
After all, if one could truly control the dragon vein, it would be virtually impossible to kill it. No matter what, it's still a dragon vein!
If we look at it this way, then dragon veins should be considered good in themselves.
It can suppress the fate of a nation.
How could I possibly not want it at all?!
Isn't it obvious why this is happening?!
"So why can't dragon veins be controlled at all!?"
That's not right.
According to Bai Ye's statement, dragon veins cannot be controlled.
That's really not right, is it?!
Why can't dragon veins be controlled?!
This feeling is completely different from what I expected.
Logically speaking, the dragon vein should definitely be considered a good thing for the Ming Dynasty.
But Zhu Yuanzhang insisted on eliminating the dragon vein.
What exactly does this mean? Aren't there other issues involved?!
That's absolutely impossible!
Unless something unexpected happens, Zhu Yuanzhang would absolutely not give up this dragon vein.
Given the current situation, unless that's the case, they all suddenly realized what was going on after hearing Bai Ye's explanation.
That's understandable.
No wonder I felt something was off before.
It's hard to put into words, but there's always something indescribable about these things.
If that's how it is now, then there's no problem.
No wonder Zhu Yuanzhang killed the dragon vein.
Anyone would feel the same way if they did this.
Why is that wrong?!
Even if you can't control it, there's no need to kill the dragon vein, right?
After all, if we can't control it, aren't there other ways?!
Or is it...?
There are actually things here that I don't know?!
Thinking about it, it doesn't seem like it's entirely impossible.
While this approach makes some sense in the current situation, upon closer examination, it seems far too radical.
Unless there were other problems that forced Zhu Yuanzhang to kill the dragon vein.
Otherwise, this would not have happened.
After thinking about this, another question suddenly came to their minds.
Logically speaking, this should be absolutely beyond our control, but that's exactly what happened.
So what exactly happened?!
Why did we ultimately fail to gain control?!
Logically speaking, since the other side has already driven the Yuan dynasty away, why can't they take control?!
This is clearly a bit problematic.
"It's very simple. The territory conquered by the Yuan Dynasty was too vast, and the dragon veins were too powerful. Zhu Yuanzhang couldn't control those dragon veins for the time being, and the Northern Yuan hadn't been destroyed yet."
At that time, Zhu Yuanzhang faced two choices: first, if he did not eliminate the dragon vein, then the Northern Yuan would continue to absorb the dragon vein on the foundation of the Ming Dynasty.
This is tantamount to the Ming Dynasty supporting the Northern Yuan, while the Northern Yuan can rely on this fortune to prolong its existence, and may even bite the Ming Dynasty hard later.
This was something Zhu Yuanzhang absolutely could not accept. Since there was no way to solve the problem of the dragon vein, there was only one option: to kill the dragon vein, thus severing the last thread of fortune for the Northern Yuan.
I don't need to tell you what happened next, right? What happened in history afterward, and many of those events were actually related to the dead dragon vein.
After all, the aftershocks of the evil dragon are still lingering, even now.
That's why I said before that if we're going to resurrect someone, we need to be careful and remove some things first.
After Bai Ye told them the whole story,
At this moment, they knew perfectly well what was going on.
No wonder!
All of this makes sense now. Why Zhu Yuanzhang wanted to destroy the dragon vein—it all stemmed from this.
They certainly knew just how powerful the Yuan Dynasty had once been, having spanned most of the world.
If we really follow Bai Ye's line of thinking, then there is absolutely nothing wrong with it, and this matter should really have happened this way.
Therefore, Zhu Yuanzhang's side was unable to control the situation, or was unable to do so in the short term. The dragon vein not only did not help him, but actually helped the Northern Yuan.
That's why it was cut off directly.
From this perspective, it's quite normal.
If you kill someone, even if they resurrect later, they will absolutely not help you again.
So it seems like this whole thing suddenly closed in a closed loop?!
I was initially wondering if I had gone a bit too far with this.
But looking at it this way, it's hardly excessive!
It looks like there's nothing wrong at all!
After all, if you don't help me and instead help someone else, what else can I do but kill you?!
"I understand. If what you said is true, Master, then the Northern Yuan was not destroyed. They are still in the north, so the dragon vein naturally won't acknowledge the Ming Dynasty, right?!"
After this series of analyses, Ren Tingting immediately realized what was going on.
What exactly is going on here?
If that's the case, then obviously that's how things should be!
Otherwise, Zhu Yuanzhang would never have killed him.
After all, in the past, almost every dynasty had to fall and then be successfully inherited.
But this one is different!
What is this?!
The founders of the Yuan Dynasty were nomadic peoples. Unlike other regimes, where the people simply disappeared when they were gone, the Yuan Dynasty was different!
They led their men back and became the Northern Yuan.
This creates a problem.
Although the Northern Yuan has declined, it has not been completely destroyed.
If that's the case, then it's clearly impossible for you to take control of the dragon vein so easily, right?!
So it's quite clear what's going on here.
The dragon vein is constantly being drained of its lifeblood by the Northern Yuan. If the dragon vein is not severed, the Northern Yuan will continue to stir, and the Ming Dynasty will certainly be in danger in the future.
So to avoid this situation, that was the only way to do it.
"If that's the case, then we've really been misunderstanding each other for years. I never expected such a thing to happen. Speaking of which, Master, whose side will the dragon vein you resurrect belong to?"
What if they resurrect and it's bad for us?!
Ren Zhuzhu then asked.
Now that the issue of dragon veins has been clarified, another question has arisen.
That is, what happens after the dragon vein is resurrected?
Logically speaking, they hadn't thought that way before, but after this incident, they suddenly realized it.
To whom does this dragon vein actually belong?!
Moreover, Bai Ye said that this is very troublesome. In addition, after so many years of death, the existence of resentment is still present. The zombie has been dead for twenty years. If it doesn't catch its breath, it will become that kind of zombie. So let alone this kind of dragon vein.
Zombies, for example, would never dare to mess with a dragon vein.
If this is detrimental to them, then after this resurrection, will they have to kill the dragon vein again, just like Zhu Yuanzhang did before?
If that's the case, what would be the reason for doing such a thing?!
It feels completely unnecessary to do that! (End of Chapter)