"Looks like they're starting to doubt me......"

Watching Orihime Asakami leave, thinking back to what the other party said before, Fang Ye's eyes shimmered, and he already understood a little in his heart.

"But it doesn't matter anymore," he lowered, keeping his eyes on the small stack of papers on the table.

"What I really wanted, I got it. ”

He thought to himself, and then reached out and brought the information closer.

"Compared to the 'quota' in exchange for the first place, these materials are the real treasures in my eyes. ”

With emotion, he suppressed the emotions generated by the words of Orihime Asagami before, and looked at the first sheet of the information with his concentration and meditation.

"Oh, the birth of the 'Miracle Piece'?"

His gaze swept over the title of the document and he couldn't help but groan.

What is written on the paper is information about the first 'miracle work' that was born in this world.

Fang Ye suddenly became interested, and looked at it carefully-

The epic poem "Lugalbanda", which was originally born in this world more than 3,500 years BC, is the earliest "miracle work" discovered by mankind.

Many historians have studied and argued for hundreds of years, and it is not until modern times that the coffin has been conclusively established, and this epic poem engraved on ancient clay tablets, Lugalbanda, has established itself as the world's first 'miracle work'.

The epic "Lugalbanda" is a cultural treasure of the Sumerian civilization, an ancient civilization of mankind that has long since disappeared.

"It was originally from the Sumerian civilization, no wonder it was the first ......"

When Fang Ye saw this, he nodded, in his previous life, as a half-history day student, he also had an understanding of the development of human history

He remembered that in his previous life, the Sumerian civilization was known as the earliest civilization of mankind.

It appeared earlier than the so-called "Four Great Civilizations", and the origins of the Chinese, ancient Indian, ancient Egyptian, and ancient Babylonian civilizations all came after it.

As the representative of early civilization, the Sumerians not only had their own city-state more than 6,000 years ago, but also made early achievements in astronomy, mathematics, writing, etc., and the degree of civilization development has astonished countless archaeologists in later generations.

The epic poem "Lugalbanda" will be recognized as the first "miracle work", naturally not only because of the age of the work, but also because the "miracles" it created were also recorded by the Sumerians on the stone wall, and later generations of people discovered and translated it, so that its identity as a "miracle work" was determined.

The epic Lugalbanda, translated by people, is a story about the fourth Sumerian king, Lugalbanda.

The synopsis of the story is roughly that Lugalbanda and his seven brothers were on an expedition with his father one day, when he suddenly fell seriously ill and had to be left in a cave to recuperate.

In the process, he was taken care of by the sun god, the moon god and other gods, not only survived, but also gained unprecedented abilities, and later possessed a powerful and terrifying monster - Anzu, with which he finally ascended to the throne.

Although the story is simple, it is also written on this page that among the many stone walls left by the Sumerians, the existence of the monster "Anzu" is mentioned in more than one place.

In particular, a stone wall also records that in 2370 BC, a nomadic people from the north, the Akkadians, unified all the Sumerian city-states, but in the long process of conquest, they were attacked by a terrible strange bird more than a dozen times, and suffered heavy casualties.

This strange bird, which fought for the Sumerians against foreign invasions, was called "Anzu" by the writers of the stone wall records, and was the same name as the monster in the epic Lugalbanda.

It has been in existence for several generations of Sumerian kings in terms of age span, and it can even be said that it has been guarding Sumer since the fourth Sumerian king, "Lugarbanda".

These stone wall records prove that the monster "Anzu" in the epic "Lugalbanda" really exists, and that it has survived for more time than people think, and is an extremely anomalous existence.

Finally, after archaeology and demonstration, in modern times, it was first determined that the monster "Anzu" was not a living creature, and then it was further confirmed that the epic "Lugalbanda" was a "miracle work"!

The process of research in the middle is not detailed on this page, but the fact that the epic "Lugalbanda" is a "miracle" has been recognized by the historical circles of various countries and should be undoubted.

"Interesting ......"

Fang Ye muttered to himself as he flipped over this side of the information and looked at the second side.

"There is a second 'miracle work' of Sumerian civilization?!"

When he saw what was written on the second side, he was surprised.

On it, after the epic poem Lugalbanda was confirmed to be a 'miracle work', another epic poem released later than the former, Gilgamesh, was quickly proven to be a 'miracle work'.

"Gilgamesh...... Is that king of Uruk, who is two-thirds a god and one-third a man......"

Fang Ye groaned, and he remembered another work in his previous life that was also a super popular anime, in which a certain Servant was based on him.

He then shook his head, realizing that he had missed his thoughts, and refocused his attention on reading.