Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 183: Wang Chong’s Future Followers!

Chapter 183: Wang Chong’s Future Followers!

This was a true unowned treasure!

Wang Chong didn’t have to compete with anyone against it, and he didn’t have to sign any contract for it either. All he had to do was to find them and ship them back.

Just as how the Wootz steel could be forged into the sharpest weapons, these celestial meteorites could be forged together with steel to make the sturdiest armor.

The amount of metal meteorites on those islands was more than sufficient to forge thousands of those resilient metal armor.

And when the Great Tang army dons those sturdy armor and draw the sharp Wootz steel blades, it would become an unstoppable force!

This was the plan Wang Chong had in mind from the very start, and he had been working toward this goal.

The only problem was that the ocean was a treacherous place, and the weather could change completely in the blink of an eye. The conditions on the sea was a difficult problem to overcome.

Other than that, Wang Chong needed to have a person with some understanding of the sea, or at the very least, a person who was willing take on this challenge.

It was impossible for Wang Chong to head there himself. He had matters he had to handle here and he was incapable of splitting his body into two. Thus, Wang Chong turned his eyes to Wang Liang.

“So, you wish for me to take those overseas stones back for you?”

Hearing Wang Chong’s overview of the matter, Wang Liang asked doubtfully.

“That’s right. Venturing in the ocean comes with huge risks. The massive waves, the beasts in the sea, the navigation… All of these will prove to be a huge challenge. I won’t force you if you’re unwilling to take on the matter. However, if you choose to accept it, I’ll prepare all of the resources you need; a guide, a ship, experts, and rations required for the journey.”

Wang Chong said.

“Do you know how much money it’ll cost?”

Wang Liang asked.

“I do.”

Wang Chong chuckled. This journey would take a very long time, and even in Wang Chong’s best estimates, it would take at least hal

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