People around me kept catching up, and some even wanted to ask about the azure coffin behind me. I simply had no interest in explaining.
Because the next Ominous Land was terrifyingly dangerous. The slightest mistake could cost me my life.
Although Buddha Incense Pavilion sounded very Zen-like, in reality, those three words represented death.
Buddha Incense Pavilion was also one of the Ten Great Ominous Lands, yet few people knew about it. In truth, no one knew how many people it had killed. It was just that much of the information had never been made public.
Why had Buddha Incense Pavilion been built on Longevity Hill? According to legend, the Emperor had once wanted to build a grand garden in this beautiful area. It had started with Emperor Qianlong. People told him that there was an ancient tomb beneath Longevity Hill—the tomb of a Ming Dynasty Consort. That Consort had not been a benevolent person in life, and her tomb must not be disturbed! After hearing this, Qianlong said, "What's there to fear? Dig it up!" Who would have thought that the excavation would cause trouble?
When Emperor Qianlong personally arrived at the site, the tomb's massive stone doors had already been unearthed. But eight large characters were carved inside: "If you don't disturb me, I won't disturb you." Qianlong was terrified and hurriedly ordered the men to bury it again. He also had a grand temple built on Longevity Hill to suppress the restless ghosts! That was the legend of Buddha Incense Pavilion.
When I arrived at Buddha Incense Pavilion, everything there was beyond my expectations.
I had originally thought Buddha Incense Pavilion would be an extremely desolate place. In reality, it was quite popular, and many people even brought their entire families there to pray.
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