The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 738 Rules
[Oh, aside from the physical rewards you already had in your space, the rest have been distributed in a different way. Mainly because the task system set up in the source space can no longer determine whether the rewards can exist in this world, so they're all being distributed directly into this world as physical rewards. If they can be distributed, they'll be added out of thin air; if not, the source space will replace your reward with something else.]

Originally, the Source Space wouldn't have made things so complicated, but Tuanzi kept finding loopholes and giving Ayu a lot of rewards that she shouldn't have received.

What was originally a normal feudal dynasty world is almost turning into a cultivation world. The other guardians are secretly complaining, and the systems in the system world are also complaining to the source space, saying that Tuanzi keeps spoiling the plot for Ayu, making it difficult for them to organize the story, and they don't even know how to make up the story anymore.

In short, many of the rules that the source space is currently issuing are just patching up the problem for Tuanzi.

To prevent other offspring from following suit, which would cause a lot of trouble for it in the future.

If every guardian helped their protected objects so recklessly, the entire universe would probably be in chaos again. Just thinking about that scenario made the source space feel like it was going to grow a head—because it was experiencing what it meant to have a huge head.

"Oh, how do I take it?"

The items are inside. You'll be going in eventually, so just follow the signs.

Shi Zhou first scouted ahead to make sure there was no immediate danger inside before calling A Yu and the others in.

Worried that Ayu might be in danger, the little lamb shook off the spirit-testing rat from its head and let Ayu sit on its back.

The excited Spirit-Testing Rat had already dashed inside, and the little sheep followed closely behind.

Once inside, I discovered that the space was enormous, with a ceiling made of massive stones, and the surrounding area was even damp, I wondered where the water had come from.

The floor was made of stone slabs and wood, and although there were no lights on the walls, it wasn't exactly dark inside.

Perhaps it was because Ayu herself could see things clearly in the dark, so she didn't feel it was dark. Chiding and Chitu had already lit the prepared torches and stood guard beside Ayu, one in front and one behind.

After walking for about the time it takes for an incense stick to burn, a vast underground hall suddenly appeared before them.

Gilded pillars support the suspended beams, and the walls are also intricately carved with unknown giant beast totems. In the center are two rows of round tables and benches, and above that is a row of gilded stone steps. After going up for about a hundred steps, there is a high platform large enough for a person to lie down at the top. Behind the platform is a stone coffin, which is decorated with gold and jade. At the very top is a huge luminous pearl that is emitting a faint glow.

Xie Zhen couldn't help but wonder, "Is this the legendary underground palace?"

Ayu disagreed: "If this is a royal palace, it's too small. Even the prefectural government office of a city is much larger than this. I think it looks more like an underground tomb, and we've accidentally wandered into someone's grave."

At this point, Ayu bowed three times toward the stone coffin and said, "Please don't be offended."

Seeing that she was doing this, the others had no choice but to follow her lead.

At this moment, the sound of the spirit-testing rat came from behind the stone coffin, and it was seen circling around the stone coffin.

Ayu called to it, "Come down quickly, don't disturb the spirits of the dead."

The Spirit Rat didn't listen. Instead, it stood up and pretended to bow to Ayu, looking extremely eager.

"It seems it wants you to come over," Shi Zhou said.

(End of this chapter)