Who Let Him Cultivate Immortality! Chapter 124: Master of the Tomb

As the light curtain was about to display "life imprisonment," Lu Yang snapped shut the book on tomb raiding, and the flickering light faded away. He could no longer use "this is a characteristic of the times" as an excuse to explain himself; the functions of this book were indeed quite outrageous, and in their absurdity, held an air of reason that only made them seem more ridiculous.

Fortunately, the Eternal Fairy’s curiosity appeared abruptly and vanished just as quickly. She soon became captivated by the burial items. The ancient times felt far too distant, and the specifications and styles of burial goods had changed over the eons.

For instance, in ancient times, people believed they would travel to the Netherworld after death. To maintain the same grandeur as in life there, accompanying burial items were often human sacrifices. When later generations opened graves of ancient sages, they frequently stumbled upon mounds of bones. Nowadays, however, people had become civilized and replaced humans with soldier figurines as offerings.

This reminded the Eternal Fairy of something: “I recall that Ying Tian was initially just a burial item for some old geezer. Luckily, Ying Tian had good luck, managing to feign death skillfully, allowing him to slip into the tomb alive.”

Chapter 124 Master of the Tomb

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