 In a reversal of not eating the Five Grains to obtain immortality, the Book of Han also records that in 10 CE, the usurper Wang Mang paid the fangshi Su Lo , who claimed to know the xian secrets of longevity, to plant some "immortality grain" (Yu 1965:115) . [T]he five grains were planted within the palace in plots facing according to the color of each one.
<coherence>  In a reversal of not eating the Five Grains to obtain immortality, the Book of Han also records that in 10 CE, the usurper Wang Mang paid the fangshi Su Lo , who claimed to know the xian secrets of longevity, to plant some "immortality grain" (Yu 1965:115) . [T]he five grains were planted within the palace in plots facing according to the color of each one.
 In a reversal of not eating the Five Grains to obtain immortality, the Book of Han also records that in 10 CE, the usurper Wang Mang paid the fangshi Su Lo , who claimed to know the xian secrets of longevity, to plant some "immortality grain" . [T]he five grains were planted within the palace in plots facing according to the color of each one.