I Materialized the Cultivation Game
Chapter 671 284: Old Five Emperors Sword! New Five Emperors Sword! (Part 2)
Note: Gather the other 4 types of Five Emperors Coins to craft the true New Five Emperors Sword, capable of finding Dragon Veins and influencing geographical terrain!
Chen Han saw this note and felt a curious itch in his mind, as if his brain was finally waking up.
Can this actually work?
Does this New Five Emperors Sword really exist, or did the game system just copy it from somewhere else?
However, thinking about it carefully, if the Five Emperors Sword relies on the popularity and destiny contained in the coins, then ancient coins aren't really as powerful as modern ones.
It actually makes a lot of sense...
If that's the case, there's no need to explain what the other 4 Emperors Coins are.
The only ones that can rightfully be called the Five Emperors are the current Five Virtues, meaning the coins from the other 4 countries.
Coincidentally, the coins Mr. Liu purchased include those from the other 4 countries.
Chen Han was stunned; could the game system have seen these Five Virtues Coins and impulsively created the Old Five Emperors Sword and New Five Emperors Sword?
With the way the system works, it's entirely possible.
He immediately looked at the other 4 types of coins, putting them into the game's inventory one by one to check the notes.
The notes were basically similar, indicating that these coins were the first edition and brimming with popularity and destiny.
However, Chen Han knew that in the current situation, the domestic coins undoubtedly contained the highest popularity, just based on the number of people, and they were more widely circulated.
As for destiny, it's something that needs to be judged from various aspects, like development speed, international influence, and technological capability. The coin with the strongest overall strength should also have the strongest destiny.
But for him, it didn't really matter, as all these coins were just materials to refine the New Five Emperors Sword, combining into one was necessary for the sword.
Regarding whether the sword that combines popularity and destiny from foreign coins would be accepted or not?
If the game system recognizes them, what else can be said?
Even if there is a real Demon-Vanquishing Celestial Venerable, he would acknowledge it too. Immortals vie for incense offerings; don't they also want to expand abroad?
Right now, there are Taoist Temples in the Five Virtues countries too, worshiping domestic deities. Isn't this incense expedition?
If the Taoist Sect expanded to other Five Virtues countries, getting everyone to believe, what would you say then?
Just like the church, don't they have expeditionary forces?
In reality, that's the desire of the church leaders. In a fantasy world, it's as if God is trying to spread his light further.
But God overestimated his ability and got beaten by other countries' gods, so he had to retreat and lick his wounds, leaving most of the expeditionary force behind.
Now, in reality, it might just be the Taoist Sect expanding abroad.
He's afraid that if he reveals this thought, given the way the game system works, it might immediately copy it, and the Demon-Vanquishing Celestial Venerable might go sweep away demons in other realms after raising demons there for 300 years.
Chen Han quickly checked these modern coins one by one...
There's no denying it; Liu Ye, the wealthy billionaire, is very reliable at his job, and the coins he bought are mostly genuine.
The number of Copper Coins needed to craft the Five Emperors Sword isn't fixed. Often, as an example, it can be 36 Copper Coins corresponding to the Thirty-Six Celestial Spirits, or 72 for the Seventy-Two Earthly Fiends.
Naturally, the Five Emperors Sword corresponds to celestial and fiendish transformations, not truly embedding the exact Thirty-Six Celestial Spirits or Seventy-Two Earthly Fiends.
It's like the age-old debate about whether the Thirty-Six Celestial Transformations or the Seventy-Two Earthly Fiends are more powerful.
If the Five Emperors Sword is involved, the argument goes on and on.
The Five Emperors Sword, which combines popularity and destiny, and if it's 72 pieces of the Five Emperors Coins under the same popularity+density, would be stronger than 36 pieces.
Or if each of the 36 pieces of popularity+density is very rich, and the 72 pieces of the Five Emperors Coins have weak popularity+density, then clearly the 36 would be stronger.
There is no definite measure.
Chen Han currently had no specific value to correspond to, so upon seeing 72 pieces of sufficient Five Virtues Coins, he also naturally chose to craft a sword with 72 coins.
Among them, there are 71 pieces of Five Emperors Coins, plus that deep-destiny Kaiyuan Treasury Coin from the Skull Sect.
This deep-destiny Kaiyuan Treasury Coin no longer belongs to ancient coins or even coins at all; it's more considered as destiny material.
This destiny material combined with 72 existing Five Emperors Coins should make a fine New Five Emperors Sword.
With the coin materials in place, only the Red Thread was missing.
The Red Thread he directly took out from the game inventory.
This is exactly what was leftover from helping the Matchmaker God craft the Red Thread Group last time, and he didn't expect it to come in handy now.
This Red Thread, made from elm bark, is of Wood Attribute, matching with the coins, and can aid in the 'microfire alchemy' needs of the Five Emperors Sword.
'Microfire alchemy' refers to using the Red Thread to activate the popularity and destiny in the Copper Coins, forming a special ability mechanism.
As for using the Red Thread to make the Copper Coin Sword, there are multiple ways. The most common is the threading method, where the Red Thread passes through the middle of the Copper Coins.
However, these modern coins don't have holes, so only the weaving method could be used, which involves weaving multiple strands into one, ensuring even thickness to wrap the coins.
This weaving method is much tougher than the threading method.
But there's no choice since he surely can't punch holes in those coins, or it might damage them, losing their Effect.
Just before starting to weave this Five Emperors Sword, he pulled out his phone and started recording.
It's been some time since he last shot a video, so why not film the crafting of the Five Emperors Sword?
Once recording was on, Chen Han also solemnly spoke into the video: "Our family's scouts have received word that another Demon Expert is planning to harm our family. Moreover, this Demon Expert is skilled in refining zombies. I must forge a Five Emperors Sword to counteract the zombies refined by the opponent."
Many people understand the Five Emperors Sword as being a Copper Coin Sword, especially those who've seen Uncle Nine's movies.
He knew that by specifically mentioning zombies, many people watching would conjure the image of a Copper Coin Sword in their minds.
But when they see modern coins being brought out one by one, they will probably be quite amazed.
Chen Han also picked up the Red Thread, and in front of the phone camera, began his operation, using the weaving method to enshroud all the Copper Coins with the Red Thread, then bind them into the shape of a sword.
Of course, not shaping them into a sword wouldn't matter either, as many Five Emperors Swords are shaped into long, ruler-like forms.
Chen Han's technique was decent, carefully weaving the coins into the shape of a sword, then placing the deeply destiny-laden Kaiyuan Treasury Coin in the center, turning a series of modern coins into a New Five Emperors Sword.
Looking at the woven Five Emperors Sword in his hand, he paused the recording and stored the sword into the game inventory.
[New Five Emperors Sword (semi-finished): This is a semi-finished New Five Emperors Sword. The coins on it contain popularity + destiny, but they're too mixed up to coalesce into one form, so it needs to be refined in an Artifact Refining Furnace to unite all the popularity + destiny, to then be functional.]
Upon seeing this, Chen Han reopened his phone recording, saying to it: "Now this Five Emperors Sword is semi-finished; the next step is to put it into the Artifact Refining Furnace for refining so that the Five Emperors Sword can fully form."
Consequently, the Artifact Refining Furnace that had once appeared in the video could now make another appearance.
He then focused the camera on the Artifact Refining Furnace, placing the Five Emperors Sword into the furnace while filming the process.
As the flames rose in the Artifact Refining Furnace, hints regarding its refining came up again.
Chen Han knew that the refining process for the Five Emperors Sword wouldn't complete so quickly, so he took out his phone to edit the footage he had just shot.
After half a day had passed, he finally heard the game system announce the completion of refining.
He got up immediately, walked to the Artifact Refining Furnace.
Putting out the fire, he opened the Artifact Refining Furnace.
When he saw the New Five Emperors Sword inside the furnace, his eyes lit up, and he hurried to capture it on his phone.
He hadn't expected that after a round of refining in the furnace, the New Five Emperors Sword would undergo such a miraculous transformation!
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