At noon, Mo Tiange went back to the ancestral hall to cook.

In the morning, Old Master taught all the children in the tribe to read, but in the afternoon, only the children who had high expectations came.

Since Mo Tiange is a daughter, she cannot take the imperial examination and it is not convenient for her to seek help in the town. Originally, she did not need to learn much, but the old master highly respected her father's knowledge, so he looked at her differently. In addition, her mother also felt that her father was knowledgeable, so she should study more instead of wasting time on family matters like an ordinary village girl.

Afternoon classes are much more casual than morning classes, with five or six children either studying and practicing calligraphy by themselves or being taught by an old master alone.

Mo Tiange came in, bowed to the teacher as a student, and then entered the library.

The Mo family is not a big clan, and the ancestral hall only has one main hall, one courtyard, and east and west wing rooms. The lobby is dedicated to the spirits of ancestors from various dynasties, and the backyard is a place to eat ancestral hall wine during the Chinese New Year. The front half of the east wing has been converted into a school, while the back half is a library. The west wing houses several lonely elderly people who usually guard the ancestral hall.

The library is not large, with six bookshelves placed against the wall, totaling thousands of books, which have been passed down through the generations of the Mo family.

Mo Tiange pulled a stool to the east. The books on this bookshelf were all travel notes and miscellaneous stories, with simple language and many pictures, which were suitable for children like her who had just entered school.

She likes to read these miscellaneous books. The old master didn't say anything, and as a woman, she can't take exams, so it doesn't matter what books she reads.

Mo Tiange picked out a book and placed a copy of the "Da Jin Dictionary" beside it, sitting by the window to look at it.

This book is called 'A Brief Account of the Heavenly Pole'. It is said that the world is vast, with countless lands and oceans, and where they are located is called Tianji. The sky is extremely large, including the state of Jin and more than ten other countries of different sizes. There are vast forests in the northeast, deserts and uninhabited areas in the west, glacier wonders in the north, and continuous mountain ranges in the south.

This book records the extraordinary people and stories of the heavens.

Legend has it that at the southern end of Tianji lies a mountain range called Kunwu. Kunwu stretches for thousands of miles, with endless peaks and ridges, from east to west, which no one has been able to pass through since ancient times. Ordinary people who are not far from the mountains can occasionally see the purple clouds and colorful flashes in the mountains. When they enter the mountains to search, they will get lost in the clouds and mist, and only by turning back can they find their way out.

Gradually, people began to say that this mountain is a fairy mountain, and only immortals can enter.

The immortals living on Kunwu Mountain absorb clouds and dew in the morning, and consume moon spirits in the evening. They travel from heaven to earth and are invincible. If they find a spiritual root in the mortal world, they will bring it back to the immortal mountain for cultivation. Once they achieve great success in cultivation, they will become immortals. Once you become immortal, you can flip your hands over clouds and cover your hands with rain, step on clouds to travel thousands of miles, move mountains and seas to heaven and earth, and also maintain a youthful and immortal appearance.

People in the world all hope to enter the immortal mountain and cultivate immortal bones, but unfortunately the spiritual roots are difficult to find. Most people have only heard of immortals in legends.

This book records a story. In ancient times, a ruler of the state of Chu was fond of Taoism and wanted to cultivate himself into an immortal. He summoned Taoist priests from all over the world to Kyoto and sought out a highly skilled practitioner to become his national teacher. During the national Taoist competition, a beggar covered in dirt walked into the dojo and said, 'You are worthy of me lifting your shoes.' The other Taoists were furious, but the beggar burst into laughter and raised his finger. Suddenly, a deep pool appeared in the center of the dojo. He raised his hand again, but the pool disappeared and caught fire. The crowd present was greatly surprised. The King of Chu intended to establish himself as a national teacher, but the beggar disappeared in the dust.

It is also recorded that there was a scholar in the state of Liang who came from a poor family, studied hard, and finally became the top scholar. However, he offended the ruling elites at the Qionglin banquet and was sent to manage the library of the Hanlin Academy. The Tang Dynasty scholar Yuan Lang stayed in the library for ten years, with no bright future. However, ten years later, this top scholar Lang discovered the immortal method in the library and became enlightened overnight. The powerful person who offended him back then was shocked when he learned about this matter, but the top scorer laughed it off and rode away with the wind.

Mo Tiange was reading with great interest when suddenly someone stood in front of her. Mo Tiange looked up, quickly closed the book, and stood up, saying, "Master

The old man nodded and took the book from her hand, flipping through a few pages before asking, "Do you know them all