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Looking at the message, Lin Jin felt that it was a little strange. He opened it and saw only one line: Hello, I have read your friend's experience, I am also very interested in dragons in real life, please add my qqqq61xxxxxxxx, please discuss in detail, when adding qq, please note: True Dragons. Thank you!

Signature: Sa Duo.

Lin Jin was only interested in the people who possessed the true dragon's information, and wasn't interested in explaining to others whether or not there really was a dragon. After reading it, he closed it.

When he found the post that he had posted first, he saw that there were already over 50 people who had returned it. Lin Jin was elated, thinking that with so many posts, there might be a few with content.

He opened it to take a look and couldn't help but feel disappointed. At a glance, all the replies were like this:

First floor: "What nonsense are you talking about? I don't get it!"

Second floor: "Tower Owner is too unreal! Bow, bow, bow! God Dragon, please bless me! "

The third floor: "I was wondering why so many people are writing fantasy novels on the internet now. Could it be that everyone's imagination + vanity exploded. Congratulations Tower Owner, congratulations to you!"

4th poster: 'Speechless... If there really was a dragon … Waiting for the hero. I am the dragon. "

It was only on the eighteenth and twentieth floors that something interesting appeared. I don't know if what Tower Owner said was true, but I believe it because one of my classmates told me that she saw a dragon in the river behind her house, and it was said that it had a long horn.

On the 20th floor, my grandmother told me before that she had seen a dragon. I don't believe her, but the Tower Owner really does sound like it! Just how much science is there? Who can say! Tower Owner Puppet supports you!

When Lin Jin saw this, he became excited. If what they said was true, then there must be dragons in the modern era.

Then, he pulled downwards, and suddenly saw a large page of words neatly appearing in his reply pad. The author was Sa Duo, who asked him to add him as a friend just now. He then wrote:

"Dragons do exist in this world. They are one of the Six Daos. On the same day, a dragon fell from the sky and died in an aloe shake on the north bank of the Liaohe River. Back then, the 'Shengjing Times' sent people to interview him, and they also called him 'Dragon', 'Heavenly Descending Dragon', 'Zhongchuan Descended Dragon', 'Giant Dragon', and so on. The citizens of Yingkou came to watch, and the visitors from the nearby cities came one after another to buy train tickets to and from Yingkou. Later, it was reported that the fishing department of Yingkou High School of Aquaculture had determined that it was indeed a 'flood dragon'... "

At the bottom of the article, he also posted a picture of that issue of the Shengjing Times. The title of the photo was "Drinking death by flood dragon", and in the middle of the picture, there was indeed the appearance of a dragon's corpse.

After reading the article, Lin Jin was extremely excited, he did not expect that there would actually be people who had seen dragons in reality, and not only had there been so many people who had seen it, there were even photos as witnesses. Although proving the existence of a dragon did not mean anything, nor did it bring him any benefit. But for a man who had always regarded himself as a descendant of the dragon, what could be more pleasing to him than to know that the dragon was real? Moreover, if he understood more, he might have a chance to meet a real dragon. Just thinking about it made him excited.

However, since so many people had seen the dragon and knew that it was real, why had they never heard of it before? Could it be …

Thinking of this question, Lin Jin suddenly laughed at himself: Why do you care so much? As long as he knew the truth, why would he care if others knew it or not?

He just did not know if this person called "Sa Duo" had any other information. If he had any clues, that would let him see a living dragon with his own eyes, then his entire life would not have been lived in vain.

Thinking about it here, Lin Jin immediately logged onto his alternate QQ and added him as a friend.

A few seconds later, a verified message was sent over.

Lin Jin did not like to talk nonsense, so he went straight to the point: "Hello, I am the author of the thread about dragons. "What I wrote was actually my own recent experiences. I don't know if you have any leads, but I really want to see what a real dragon looks like."

After a period of time, the other party sent him a message, "Nice to meet you too! I have a lot of information about dragons here. I'll send it over to you later. However, according to what you have said, if my guess is not wrong, the place that you have entered should be the Dragon Taming Pool that the legend states that Father Dong raised dragons from Shun. I also wish to see the place that you have mentioned.

Seeing this, Lin Jin became silent.

Previously, when he was writing that note, he had written it very briefly. When he mentioned the mysterious deep pool, he only said that the place was inside a cave. He did not mention the names of the Dragon Gorge and the Longquan cave at all, and only described the scene of the cave. But Sa Duo had only seen this little bit of information, yet he was able to instantly tell that the place was the Dragon Cage Pool. He wondered if the other party knew some sort of secret, and maybe there was some kind of treasure inside?

Otherwise, why would she bring him along himself when they had just met? Thinking of this possibility, Lin Jin hesitated. He wondered if he should go to that mysterious deep pool again. If there really was a treasure left in there, then he would be rich.

perhaps because Lin Jin didn't reply for a long time, and thought that she had attracted his attention. Sa Duo also did not bring up this topic anymore, and as he distributed his information on dragons, he started to chat with Lin Jin.

As time passed, Lin Jin became more and more surprised with Sa Duo. He discovered that not only was Sa Duo extremely knowledgeable about dragons, he was also extremely knowledgeable about flying discs, Qi arts, Tao techniques, and all sorts of other supernatural events. Lin Jin couldn't help but tell him that he was a Taoist, but he didn't expect Sa Duo to immediately send him a row of exclamation marks and then tell him that he was a Taoist as well. However, he had cultivated a buddhist art, and like him, he was also a person who learned by himself without a teacher.

At this time, Lin Jin was truly shocked. He completely did not think that the thread he sent about the dragon would actually let him find someone similar to it on the internet. This was the first person he had met in seventeen years!

Unexpectedly, Sa Duo also seemed to be very surprised with Lin Jin's cultivation, and quickly sent him messages, asking him some questions about cultivation. Receiving the news, Lin Jin hurriedly explained everything he knew to him; then, Lin Jin asked him about some of the troubles he had during his cultivation …

As time passed, the more the two chatted, the more they speculated. They hated each other for being late, so they decided to not talk about dragons and instead talked about the cultivation techniques of the two families and their own cultivation problems.

Because they were all self-study, they didn't have any connections, and on the internet, there was no need for them to think about scheming or scheming. Under this discussion, the two of them unreservedly spoke out everything that they had encountered and thought of during their training before answering each other's questions with their own experiences. After they confirmed each other, although Lin Jin did not know how the other person's gains were, his own understanding of the Tao techniques had risen to another level. He felt a sense of comfort in his heart, as if he could see the blue sky after pushing away the clouds.