Chapter 155

Shennong is inspired by this. Millet can be planted year after year. If more plants and trees can be selected for human use and planted more, won't everyone's eating problem be solved?

At that time, grain and weeds grew together, and herbs and flowers bloomed together. No one could tell which could be eaten and which could not be eaten. Shennong tasted and planted the same rice, millet, millet, wheat and beans, so later generations respected him as "Lord of grain" and "Lord of agriculture".

After Shennong taught the people to grow grain, the life of the Terran began to improve, but the weather change was not under the jurisdiction of the Terran. Sometimes, in case of natural disasters, the grain in the field would fail to harvest. Therefore, Shennong began to think that he would not harvest only by heaven, but by manpower. So he taught his children to dig wells to collect water and irrigate the crops.

Shennong's tribe gradually flourished because of Shennong's efforts. During the flood and famine period, grain and weeds grew together, and drugs and flowers bloomed together. No one could tell which food could be eaten and which herbs could cure diseases. Who wants to have sores and diseases, no medicine and no medicine, and take off the skin if you don't die!

Shennong looked at the suffering of the people and felt pain in his heart. How to cure people? Shennong thought hard for three days and nights and finally came up with a way.

On the fourth day, he took a group of subjects from his hometown Suizhou Lishan to the Northwest Mountain. They walked and walked. Their legs were swollen and their feet were cocooned. They kept walking. They walked for seven or forty-nine days and came to a place. I saw mountains one after another, canyons one after another, and the mountains were full of strange flowers and plants. I smelled the aroma all the way. Shennong they were walking forward when suddenly a group of wolves, insects, tigers and leopards came out of the canyon and surrounded them. Shennong immediately asked the subjects to wave the whip and beat the beasts. One group was beaten away and another came up. It took seven days and seven nights to drive away all the wild animals. Those tigers, leopards and pythons were scratched one by one by the divine whip, and later turned into stripes on their skin.

At this time, the subjects said it was too dangerous here and advised Shennong to go back. Shennong shook his head and said, "we can't go back! The people of Li are ill and have no medical treatment. How can we go back?" he said, leading into the canyon to the foot of a vast mountain.