I Am Born With A Sliver Spoon

That huge tree was named the God Tree by the people of this country because it was dangling from the sky.

At that time, the people in this country thought that this must be an invitation from Heaven, where this God was sent to invite them for a gathering at the Sky Palace. However, something must have happened along the journey that led the God and the Celestial Army to their deaths.

The King thought, Since it’s an invitation from Heaven, they should uphold their courtesy and go up to inform Heaven about the mishap of the God.

Therefore, the King sent the best three hundred warriors of the country to climb this huge tree.

However, the warriors did not return no matter how long they had waited.

Even then, the King was not willing to give up. Every year from then on, a troop of warriors would be chosen to climb the God Tree.

Until the day before the God’s palace was built completely and during the moment of interment.

Something strange happened.

A great lightning struck the God Tree, causing it to be caught in large flames which burned for over a month before finally vanishing.

The King was extremely angry and thought that Heaven was blaming them for not cherishing this opportunity.

However, burying the God was the utmost important task at that time.

After that, it was a detailed story where an old beggar objected to the burial of the God and his lover in the same grave.

According to the mural, the old beggar explained sternly to the King why they should not be buried together, but the King did not believe him.

Therefore, he demonstrated magic and pointed to the wall. At once, a scene appeared on the wall and it showed the doom of this country.

The mural said that when the old beggar demonstrated his ability, all the nobilities and ministers were shocked.

At once, everyone bowed at him, even the King himself too.

At last, the King took the old beggar’s advice.

The King wanted to appoint the old beggar as the country preceptor and asked for his advice in protecting the country. However, the old beggar declined his request. After that, he drew two pictures for the King.

One of the pictures was just a symbol.

But Chen Hao recognized it clearly that it was a symbol of the League of the Sun.

Another picture was rather abstruse.

“Why does it look like… The Chen Family’s magic tool—the Sun Totem?” Chen Hao scratched his forehead and asked in bewilderment.

pictures, it had indeed prospered for a few years and even

King revered it as a holy

at it now, Chen Hao could not help but inhale a

heirloom, the Sun Totem, is closely related to the League of the Sun? More importantly, could it be that the creator of the Sun Totem, which has the ability to predict the future, is actually this old beggar? Chen Hao speculated in his

Hao’s heart urged

the happenings

years to build, and another few years’ time to be

continuous strange things happened in the supposedly prospering

a giant carcass falling from

the appearance of this giant carcass

closely and realized… It was actually a

Dragon!

his

almost

mural stated that a dragon had fallen from the

and had claws

mural also described that this giant

were

was a golden

the sky, the carcass was already emitting

scampered to hide

dragon carcass, but a

idea what

the old beggar

years, the old beggar finally came

he was not an old beggar

just pretending to be an old beggar in the past because it was more convenient for him to do certain things.

King was overjoyed and rendered him

to solve the problem of the dragon carcass, the old man suggested to cremate it immediately and emphasized that it must be done

stated again that the old beggar was highly skilled in medicine. He cured the infected commoners

the end, he made

around in the underground

requested to look around in private, so all the craftsmen and

King agreed to

for ten days. When he entered, he had

kneeled and begged him to stay, but the

it was almost evening that day. The old beggar stood on the city wall, facing the kowtow of the whole city. He then pointed to the moon which had

raised their heads to look