After the king uttered this lie, the crowd below quickly presented a gift.
Upon seeing this gift, the King of Tibet was immediately overjoyed, and his face was filled with uncontrollable excitement.
In his heart, he already considered the Dayou kingdom his best ally,
never expecting that the Emperor of Dayou would be so good to him, gifting him such an invaluable present,
Looking at this item, he was one hundred percent certain that it was a treasure passed down through generations. That's right, what lay before them was none other than a Glazed Qilin Horse.
Indeed, it's glazed. In Dayou, this might be something quite ordinary, yet in Tibet, it is incredibly precious,
especially when it's such a large glazed artifact, its value is immeasurably higher. It's no exaggeration to say that if Lin Yi hadn't given it to King Tufeng, the ministers would have wanted to split it among themselves,
For them, this could have been an opportunity for great wealth.
