The Yin people, they are an even older group than the Chu people.
The exact age of the Yin people can no longer be traced, as there is too little information about them that has been passed down, and almost all of it is distorted—but at least one aspect is recognized by later generations, which is that the Yin people were extremely devoted to the worship of spirits.
And this worship is unlike other forms of worship; it's akin to the later Chu people's reverence for the Undying Fire Phoenix. Although this can be termed as worship, it pales in comparison to the Yin people's adulation of spirits. The legendary spirits permeated all aspects of the Yin people's lives, and could even be called the essence of their existence.
"It's just like how we all know, that when going to war, at the very least, you have to rally your troops, right?"
Seeing that Du Chengfeng seemed somewhat unclear about the difference between the two, the Gray-Black Fire Phoenix straightforwardly explained.
