Hearing Yue Shiyin's question, Ye Hong just nodded casually as a response.
At this moment, he was immersed in the content described in this book.
This is a fantasy novel by Higashino Keiroku, the author of Sakura Country.
The background described in the novel is the prehistoric civilization of Yan Kingdom.
Keiroku Higashino wrote at the beginning of the book that the inspiration for this novel came from some historical records of Sakura Country.
It is mentioned in those historical materials that the Yan Kingdom, the former suzerain country of the Sakura Kingdom, has been so powerful for thousands of years because the Yan Kingdom has some kind of background that outsiders do not know.
This foundation is the prehistoric civilization of the Yan Kingdom.
Based on this part of the record, Higashino Keiroku described a fantasy story of prehistoric civilization.
Ye Hong couldn't help but frown slightly when he read this.
He knew that due to some historical reasons, some of the heritage of the Yan Kingdom had been exiled to the Sakura Country overseas.
Therefore, Ye Hong was not surprised at all that there were relevant records in Sakura Country.
But Keiroku Higashino's book is a novel after all, mixed with many of his personal thoughts.
Therefore, the reference is not as strong as simple historical records.
"Forget it, let's take it back home as some recreational reading."
While Ye Hong was thinking this, he threw the book to Yue Shiyin aside: "Hold it for me first, I will borrow it later."
Yue Shiyin was still immersed in the shock of Yehong's knowledge of Yingyu. After all, she was also learning Yingyu, but she was not yet proficient enough to read Yingyu books at will like Yehong.
Seeing Ye Hong's sudden move, Yue Shiyin let out a sweet cry and hurriedly caught the book.
Looking at Ye Hong's natural and calm demeanor, she suddenly felt that Ye Hong was like a young master from a big family, and she was like a maid he could call upon at his convenience.
But even so, Yue Shiyin didn't feel the slightest sense of violation.
"I"
Yue Shiyin was very troubled by her humble thinking, and was about to struggle, but before she could speak, she saw Ye Hong picking up another book in Kuma language.
"You, you can even read the language of the Bear Country?!"
Ye Hong ignored her, glanced at it a few times, and then threw the book into Yue Shiyin's arms.
This is a travel diary of the Yan Kingdom written by an ancient scholar from the Mao Xiong Kingdom. Like the previous book, it still has only a slight reference value.
Immediately afterwards, Yue Shiyin saw Ye Hong pulling out books from the bookshelf one by one, and the height of the books in her arms was getting higher and higher.
Yue Shiyin noticed that most of these books were in foreign languages, or in the languages of different countries.
Given Ye Hong's appearance and age, it's still believable that Yue Shiyin knows one or two foreign languages.
But since he knows so many foreign languages at the same time, Yue Shiyin will inevitably become suspicious.
She suspected that Ye Hong was just here to play a prank and not to study prehistoric civilization at all.
Yue Shiyin, who felt that her research had been tainted, immediately glared at Ye Hong and said, "Stop, I won't let you take it anymore!"
Ye Hong was startled for a moment, then turned around to face Yue Shiyin, who had a sulky look on his face.
"Why? Is there an upper limit on the books that can be borrowed?" Ye Hong asked doubtfully.
Yue Shiyin shook her head: "I just think you are very exaggerated and not down to earth at all.
What's the use of borrowing so many books that I can't understand? It's better to leave them to those who need them! "
Ye Hong was stunned for a moment, then understood Yue Shiyin's thoughts, shook his head and laughed.
"Why are you laughing? Is there something wrong with what I said?"
Yue Shiyin became even more angry when she saw that Ye Hong didn't show any signs of introspection.
(End of chapter)