The twenty-eight characters that Chen Changsheng had seen on the stone monolith formed a poem. “The foggy woods are reflected in the smoky river water,Houses with painted eaves on the banks are adjacent to each other.Gently on the patches of lotuses shines the autumnal light.The pearl-woven curtains are bathed in the fragrant wind of ten miles.” This poem was written down by the leader of the Way two thousand years ago when he had viewed the monoliths in the mausoleum. The first Heavenly Tome monolith in the Mausoleum of Books was called Reflecting because of this poem.
Chen Changsheng used the comprehension method to extract this passage of monolith inscriptions, and understood its meaning.
This method of comprehension was actually very simple, and very primitive.
Countless years ago, when the Heavenly Tomes landed on the continent, the still-ignorant predecessors conquered their cowardice, and carefully arrived in front of this stone monolith.
