My understanding is incredible: I gained enlightenment and immortality in the Kunlun Demon Kingdom

天?
Chen Ze took a look and found that it was indeed the word "天" written in ancient seal script.

This word is very familiar, because Chen Ze has seen this word before and has even memorized it specially.

But Chen Ze didn't expect that he would encounter this word again.

Chen Ze's mind raced, and suddenly he thought of something.

Chen Ze once searched for some information on the Internet, saying that there was a heavenly palace deep in the Tianshan Mountains in the northwest region, and that the heavenly palace was said to be built in a place called "Tian".

The stone tablet with the word "Tian" engraved on it that Li Bai pointed to matched the place described in the material.

"Do you know where this is?" Chen Ze asked.

"I don't know, there is no such place in my memory." Li Bai replied.

Chen Ze fell into deep thought. If Li Bai had not lied to him, then Chen Ze would need to investigate further.

If it is the Heavenly Palace, then there must be some things that I need to study myself before I can figure it out.

Chen Ze and Li Bai walked along the canyon.

The deeper they went, the narrower the canyon became, and finally they reached the end of the canyon.

At this moment, Chen Ze discovered that there was a huge bronze iron gate at the end of the canyon, and the iron gate was painted with various patterns and symbols.

"What is this?" Chen Ze couldn't understand these things.

"I don't understand!" Li Bai didn't understand either.

"If you don't understand, forget it. You go back first and I'll go in and explore the way." After saying that, Chen Ze walked straight into the bronze door.

No one knows what is behind the bronze door.

Chen Ze had no choice but to go on. He felt that since he had traveled through time and space and came here, he should move forward bravely, even if there were mountains of swords and seas of fire ahead.

After entering the bronze door, Chen Ze found himself standing in a small square.

The square was wide enough to accommodate hundreds of people, and there was a circular water tank every one meter. The diameter of each water tank was more than thirty centimeters. Chen Ze roughly calculated that there were as many as ninety-nine water tanks.

In the middle of the square is a high platform with twelve pillars erected on it. Some lifelike murals are carved on the pillars. Chen Ze doesn't quite know what these murals are for, but he thinks they are very impressive.

There are twelve arched right doors distributed around the square, one of which is facing the bronze door.

There was a picture of a dragon and a phoenix carved on the bronze door. The pattern was composed of dragon claws and snake scales. Next to the pattern was a row of small characters. Chen Ze took a closer look and saw a poem: "The sun rises and the moon sets, the flowers are red like brocade, and the wind and snow are everywhere in spring, summer, autumn and winter."

Chen Ze guessed that this was a poem of mourning, because from the handwriting it could be determined that the poem was from the Tang Dynasty.

"How could there be a cultural relic here? Everything here is very valuable." Li Bai murmured.

Li Bai's voice rang in his ears, startling Chen Ze, "Fuck! I'm scared to death."

"What were you talking about just now?" Chen Ze came to his senses and found that Li Bai had run far away.

"It's alright, let's continue on our way!"

Chen Ze continued to climb up the stone steps behind the bronze door one step at a time.

Along the way, Chen Ze saw many broken objects, including many ceramic jars and porcelain bottles.

There are also many weapons.

Chen Ze saw a ceramic jar with a line of small characters written on it: "In the eighteenth year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty, I am Li Yuanba..."

This is a mural depicting a military commander with solid muscles and bright eyes. He holds two hammers in his hands, and the handles of the hammers are made of metal.

There is also a poem engraved on the right side of the mural: "We men should strive to improve ourselves!"

Li Bai: "Why is there a mural of a military commander here?"

"This is the tomb of Qin Shihuang. He was buried here after his death." Chen Ze explained.

Li Bai: "So this is the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, so we have to dig up the grave?" Chen Ze: "Are you scared?"

Li Bai: "I am worried about you. After all, this is the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang. What if it is guarded by his guards?"

"That won't happen. Qin Shihuang's tombs are all in this area. There are basically no people in other places." Chen Ze replied.

As the two were talking, they arrived at the door of this huge stone chamber.

Li Bai: "Is this stone door open?"

Chen Ze: "Well, I guess this is the source of the river."

Chen Ze stretched out his hand and tried it, and the stone door was not locked.

This stone door is somewhat different from the previous ones because it is not closed but has a small window.

This also saved Chen Ze some trouble, because Chen Ze was afraid that the noise of opening the door would attract the attention of the guards guarding the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang, which would be no fun.

Chen Ze opened the door a little and looked inside through the gap.

He was stunned for a moment. Chen Ze saw a lot of weapons and armors, and even the corpses of several owners of the armors.

The space was filled with the smell of blood.

"Hiss~~!"

Chen Ze couldn't help but gasp, because he saw several heads and marks of severed necks. Chen Ze felt his stomach churning.

Chen Ze quickly closed the door, covered his mouth, and kept dry heaving.

Li Bai also noticed Chen Ze's abnormality.

It took a long time for Chen Ze to calm down. He vomited several times and finally felt much better.

After Chen Ze recovered, he continued to walk into the stone chamber.

In the stone chamber, in addition to skeletons, there are also many treasures.

For example, the weapon rack is filled with various spears, shields, bows and arrows, and various other weapons.

In addition, there is a pile of jewelry and jade, but the colors of these jewelry and jade are different.

"This is... After careful examination, Chen Ze discovered that all of these jewels are luminous stones!

Chen Ze picked up one of the luminous stones and weighed it in his hand. "It's about five grams. Although the quality is not very good, there are a lot of them. I can buy a ring for my mother."

Chen Ze glanced towards another corner, where the coffin was placed, and there was also a piece of paper pasted on the coffin.

"Li Si, the King of Qin, was born in the year of Gengyin and died on the day of Dinghai in the year of Renwu. He was buried in the eastern suburbs of Xianyang. The coffin was made of gold, and contained a thousand pounds of gold and silver. Sixty-four soldiers were guarding outside the coffin. The coffin was covered with yellow silk, and no one dared to peek at its true appearance."

Chen Ze couldn't help but curse when he read this: "Ten, are you going to bury him in the ground and worship him as an ancestor?"

"Huh? Why is there a box here?" Li Bai asked in surprise.

Chen Ze: "You are courting death! Don't touch it. What if there is Qin Shi Huang's coffin or burial objects inside? If you destroy it, can you afford the compensation?"

Li Bai smiled awkwardly and didn't dare to act weird anymore.

"Let's go! I guess there's nothing good here." Chen Ze said.

Li Bai followed Chen Ze, who took Li Bai around a passage and then took a fork in the road.

After passing two forked roads, Chen Ze came to a cave.

The space of this cave is even more vast, and there are many lights embedded on the walls, illuminating the entire cave.

"Wow, I like this feeling!" Li Bai exclaimed.

Chen Ze looked at Li Bai with disdain, thinking, this doesn't look like an ancient tomb, it's clearly a palace complex!
Chen Ze saw a lot of books, all in Chinese characters, and all well preserved, which made Chen Ze a little relieved, because Chen Ze was afraid that the historical records in them were false, and he would have to spend money to buy certificates. (End of this chapter)