It's the Big Dipper!
The Big Dipper is very famous; when connected, it looks like a spoon. Once you've seen it, you won't forget it, which is why Ye Fan and the others recognized it at a glance.
One of the stars was particularly bright, bursting with dazzling light.
Everyone was surprised and speculated about the star they would descend upon, possibly the brighter Ziwei Star.
Because the crape myrtle held special significance in ancient times.
As they were discussing, the ancient bronze star map engraved on the inner wall of the bronze coffin kept flashing, and the lines began to spread, positioning themselves in the star field where the Big Dipper was located.
Just then, the bronze coffin began to shake violently, and everyone knew that the Nine Dragons Pulling the Coffin had reached its final destination.
Ye Fan's mind was once again filled with difficult and unfathomable words such as "The way of Heaven diminishes what is excessive and eliminates what is insufficient..."
It seemed as if the divine voice of the Great Dao was cleansing and purifying my mind.
He staggered a few steps, then steadied himself by holding onto the inner wall of the bronze coffin.
Everyone felt dizzy and on the verge of collapse.
The bronze was still shaking, and a rumbling sound came out, as if something had fallen to the ground.
Immediately afterwards, divine light emanated from the coffin, and hazy starlight poured down, dazzlingly bright.
"Boom!"
The bronze coffin overturned, its lid sliding to the side, and sunlight poured down, illuminating the world.
The people inside were very excited and came out shouting.
A fresh breeze wafts in, carrying the scent of earth and the fragrance of flowers and grass. The air is filled with the essence of nature, and ancient trees stand all around, creating a lush and beautiful landscape.
Since leaving Yunmeng Sect, I haven't seen such a view in a long time.
“Damn God, I’ve finally arrived at this enchanting paradise!” Cade screamed repeatedly, clutching a broken wooden fish with three Bodhisattvas carved on it.
"Fresh air, whoosh whoosh..."
Liu Yiyi wore a string of prayer beads on her hand, squinted her eyes, and breathed deeply into the air. She always felt suffocated in the bronze coffin.
Holding the broken bronze bell, Wang Ziwen was filled with excitement. This would be a vast and boundless world, because Uncle Li had said that this world was very, very big.
Li Xiaoman crossed her arms over her chest, with half a jade ruyi scepter on her chest, gazing at the blue sky and white clouds, thinking how beautiful the world was.
Lin Jia, arms outstretched, her blue and white chiffon dress fluttering gently, her face beaming with joy, filled with hope for the unknown.
Zhou Yi and Zhang Ziling shook their heads and stretched.
Liu Yunzhi, holding half a vajra and Li Changqing, who was carrying a fish drum, sat down on the ground with their legs stretched out and their bodies leaning back, gazing at the beautiful scenery.
Only Ye Fan and Pang Bo were not idle. They looked around and found half a stone tablet after a few minutes.
The two walked over quickly.
The broken half of the stone tablet gave them a strange and eerie feeling, as if it contained a mysterious power, but they couldn't see any clues about it no matter how they looked at it.
Only three powerful ancient characters are carved on it.
"Ancient Forbidden Zone".
"This should be the forbidden land that Uncle Li mentioned."
Ye Fan had heard Uncle Li mention that this place was actually called the Desolate Ancient Forbidden Land.
He had also asked Uncle Li what the Forbidden Wasteland was.
Uncle Li said there were too many secrets involved, and it was best not to know for the time being; he simply told him that it was not simple.
“Uncle Li is indeed a strong person,” Pang Bo said. “He can calculate his cultivation level very accurately.”
"Who knows? He must be very strong. Once we've cultivated to a certain level, we can talk to him and find out. What do you think?" Ye Fan looked at Pang Bo.
“I think it’s a good idea,” Pang Bo nodded and said.
Suddenly, a clanging sound rang out.
A metallic tremor emanated from the giant bronze coffin not far away, drawing everyone's attention.
Nine enormous dragon corpses were seen hanging precariously from the cliff face, not far from the precipice, and were slowly sliding down the cliff.
The bronze coffin was also slowly slid forward.
The nine enormous dragon corpses, along with the bronze coffin, made a deafening rumbling sound as they slid down the cliff.
Everyone broke out in a cold sweat. The other side of the mountain peak was a cliff. If they had stayed in the bronze coffin and hadn't come out, the consequences would have been unimaginable.
After the nine dragon corpses and the bronze coffin fell off the cliff, there was no sound for a long time.
The group looked at each other, somewhat surprised. Apart from Ye Fan and Pang Bo, the others were curious and went over to take a look, wanting to know how deep the cliff was.
Pang Bo frowned and said, "I suddenly have a question."
Ye Fan asked, "What's the problem?"
Pang Bo lowered his voice and said, "We've all seen Uncle Li cultivating in the red jade crystal coffin, haven't we? I've got a bold idea: do you think he created the Nine Dragons Pulling the Coffin?"
He had this idea suddenly.
"How do you know?" Ye Fan asked.
"I just think, do you think it's possible?"
Ye Fan remained silent for a moment before saying, "Possibly, but wait, why would he build the Nine Dragons Pulling the Coffin to lure us here?"
Pang Bo shook his head. Who knows what he's after?
This is a guess that popped into my head when I saw the Nine Dragons Coffin falling off the cliff.
I don't know why I made that connection.
"Before Uncle Li disappeared, he slipped me a note, saying that I should open it when we reached our destination." Ye Fan saw that the other classmates were looking at the cliff and felt that now was the perfect time to open it.
Just as he was about to take it out, Pang Bo stopped him.
The above may involve celestial secrets, so it's best if as few people as possible know about them.
Looking further away, none of the other students noticed the two of them; they were all watching the Nine Dragons Coffin that had fallen off the cliff.
Perfect.
Ye Fan naturally understood Pang Bo's meaning; he meant the same thing and secretly pulled a crumpled piece of paper from his pocket.
Pang Bo's eyes lit up; this was definitely a good thing that Uncle Li had left for Ye Fan.
Uncle Li secretly gave Ye Fan extra tutoring.
Just as Ye Fan was about to open it, Pang Bo stopped him and said:
"This is a secret plan that Uncle Li left for you. Never mind, I'd better not look at it."
He feared that knowing too much would invite divine retribution.
The fact that Uncle Li gave this to Ye Fan separately shows that Ye Fan can handle it, while he might not be able to handle it if he saw it.
If a heavenly tribulation were to descend upon us on the spot, wouldn't we be doomed?
"We're brothers, don't say things like that again," Ye Fan said seriously.
“That’s not what you meant. I’m just afraid I won’t be able to withstand this calamity,” Pang Bo shrugged.
"It can't be that bad. We've all made it here alive, which means we're tough."
"I won't look." Pang Bo shook his head, refusing to look even if you killed him.
"If you won't look, I'll look at it myself."
Ye Fan looked nervous, as if it were a precious treasure, and carefully opened the crumpled paper that Uncle Li had given him.
Then I saw Pang Bo's head tilt to the side.
Ye Fan smiled and said, "I knew it. How could humans possibly suppress their curiosity? It's impossible."
He then quickly unwrapped the paper ball; a sentence was written on it.
"Ye Fan, remember to pay the parking fee when you get back."
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