In the courtyard.
Su Ziyu was listlessly flipping through Fusang's mythological records. As a Huaxia native, he couldn't help but find Fusang's myths a bit painful to read because they seemed so crude and naive. But considering that Fusang couldn't even record its own history clearly, it was normal for its myths and legends to be somewhat nonsensical. During this period, the official script used in Fusang was Chinese characters. Fusang's local myths were impacted by Huaxia's Buddhist and Taoist influences, leaving many Fusang people unclear about their own native stories. When a glorious civilization had already emerged in Huaxia, Fusang was still tying knots to record history.
Compared to Huaxia's mythological history, Fusang's records seemed like a third-rate melodrama.
