When I saw this, I was very curious. Lin Yonglun and Sima Nanbei were of the same level. Sima Nanbei was not present at the time. Why was Lin Yonglun fascinated by the illusion and nothing happened to Sima Nanbei? Could it be that this Sima Nanbei was not involved?
His concentration is so much higher than that of Lin Yonglun at the same level?
Fortunately, Liu Bowen quickly gave the answer on the leather scroll. The next paragraph describes how Sima Nanbei escaped with Liu Bowen on his back. The scroll said: "General Sima was born with a special body shape, so I customized a set of golden helmets for him.
The golden armor is invulnerable, and has a built-in mechanism that can control the movement of the hands and feet. After wearing it, it looks tall, strong, and incomparable. Moreover, the power is controlled by the mechanism, making it extremely powerful."
"Due to the protection of the golden helmet, the position of General Sima's head was different from what it appeared on the surface, and he was not confused by the illusion. Along the way, fortunately, General Sima relied on the firmness of the golden armor to tear the white-haired giant ape alive.
, scared off the wolves, drove away the tigers and leopards, defeated the white-haired beast king, and finally reached the top of the mountain."
As soon as I saw this paragraph, I immediately understood that the golden helmet on the Jinjia Mountain God was originally left by Sima Nanbei in those days. The golden parts that were scattered on the ground after being kicked by Xiao Donghu, come to think of it
It's the control mechanism inside. To put it bluntly, this thing is a manual robot! I didn't expect that Liu Bowen was so awesome that he developed this kind of thing in the Ming Dynasty.
Moreover, the leather scroll mentioned that Sima Nanbei had a special body shape. At first I thought he was a giant man, but after thinking about it carefully, I realized that something was wrong, because there was a sentence in the leather scroll: "The position of General Sima's head is not what it looks like on the surface."
"The same", if it is a giant spirit and a strong man, then how can it be different? Then I suddenly thought of Sima Dilong, and suddenly I realized that Sima Nanbei was not only not a strong man, but also a dwarf, so he needed a set
Armor cover. However, due to the size restrictions of dwarfs, their strength is generally very limited, so they need to use mechanism manipulation.
In other words, the golden helmet and golden armor were customized for a dwarf, so when the man wore the golden helmet and golden armor to pretend to be a mountain god, his position was wrong due to his height. He had no way to control it with mechanisms and could only use manual force.
The support caused him a lot of strength consumption.
However, the golden helmet and golden armor were left in Shennongjia, which shows that Sima Nanbei was not able to leave here alive in the end. He was also beaten to death in the golden helmet and golden armor. I don’t know what powerful thing it was and how it was done.
Anyway, if a few of us meet, we probably won't be able to deal with him.
But this was not written in the leather scroll. It only said, "After reaching the top of the mountain, I located the location of the White Wood Sacred Tree. General Sima carried me on his back and forced my way through the Soul-Seducing Jungle until I arrived in front of the White Wood Sacred Tree." Nothing happened after that.
I have mentioned Sima Nanbei. As for how this man died, there is no clear explanation. Maybe it will always be a mystery.
Most of the biological species mentioned on the scroll are ones we have encountered, such as phantom toads, thousand-eyed evil insects, and white-haired giant apes. We have even seen things they have never seen before, like those red legions.
animals, including those large raptors and so on.
But we have never seen any white-haired beast king. It stands to reason that those who can be written in the leather scroll by Liu Bowen should not be easy to get. What's more, it is written clearly on the leather scroll that Sima Nanbei once "teared him alive"
The white-haired giant ape scared off the wolves, drove away the tigers and leopards, and defeated the white-haired beast king." The use of these words is intriguing.