Xu Yang asked many questions that weighed on his mind.
However, Emperor Qin Shi Huang's answers were vague and elusive, using the excuse "the time is not yet right" to cover everything up.
Moreover, his attitude towards Xu Yang was also worth pondering.
Logically speaking, given Emperor Qin Shi Huang's status, running such an enormous "Holy City" and having a bunch of "immortals" at his disposal, it would seem unlikely for him to place so much importance on a "Heavenly Master" like Xu Yang.
Yet in reality, Emperor Qin Shi Huang not only treated Xu Yang as an equal, but also ate and drank together, and enjoyed the performances of female ghost singers and dancers with him.
When Xu Yang was leaving, the emperor even ordered gifts to be sent.
"I've been dead for too long, and the construction of this Holy City exhausted all of Grand Qin's resources, leaving nothing of value behind," said the emperor, clapping his hands.
Heroic spirits of Qin soldiers brought forth two large boxes.
