"Of course I know the Yin Realm. It's where dead souls stay."
Chi Xuzi took a swig of wine and said carelessly.
"After all living beings die, their souls enter the Yin Realm. Once judged by the Ten Yama Kings, they are sent back to be reincarnated."
Fairy Lingyun stared at Xu Chunniang, a guess arising in her heart. "Could it be that your recovery is related to the Yin Realm?"
"That's right. You've both been to the Fifth Heaven, haven't you?"
Xu Chunniang told them, "The entrance to the Yin Realm is within the Fifth Heaven."
"What? There's an entrance in the Fifth Heaven that leads to the Yin Realm?"
After her shock passed, Fairy Lingyun's eyes lit up. She loved gathering intelligence most in her life; upon hearing such a secret, how could she possibly remain calm?
Chi Xuzi was equally astonished. "I've been to the Fifth Heaven no fewer than ten times, yet I've never heard of this. Perhaps our cultivation is insufficient, and we cannot come into contact with secrets of this level."
"Of course. The hidden matters of the Fifth Heaven would only circulate among Golden Immortals."
Fairy Lingyun quickly figured it out, then asked, "The Yin Realm must be dangerous, right? Dead souls and yin energy everywhere—it sounds terrifying just thinking about it."
"It was indeed very dangerous."
Thinking of passing through Ghost Gate Pass, encountering King Qin Guang, and all her experiences crossing the Bridge of Helplessness, Xu Chunniang could not help but sigh inwardly.
Looking back, every single step had been fraught with peril.
She picked out several of those experiences to share, drawing endless exclamations from the two of them.
Elder Gong, who was accompanying them with wine nearby, also had eyes full of worry.
Fairy Lingyun sighed. "The Bridge of