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Then there was Zhuge Liang's Wooden Ox, needing no food or water, carrying a year's worth of grain, and travel…

Then there was Zhuge Liang's Wooden Ox, needing no food or water, carrying a year's worth of grain, and traveling twenty miles a day with little effort. If mortal hands can give life to the lifeless, does that not make them immortal?

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