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Chapter 441

Biography of the Twenty-Four Emperors!

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Biography of the Twenty-Four Emperors! ["Pfft!!"]

[You spat out the Ancestor Soup you had not swallowed.]

[The old woman hurriedly collected it with a rag.]

["Oh dear, don't waste it, don't waste it..."]

[You were speechless.]

["Ma'am, isn't this just fermented swill? How can anyone eat this stuff?"]

[Ji Wuqing burst out laughing.]

["Why can't you eat it? Didn't they say so? Drink this when you're sick and you'll get better. It can cure illnesses!"]

["Is that curing an illness? That's fighting poison with poison! The immune system goes completely berserk!"]

[Ji Baiming carefully examined the bowl of Ancestor Soup.]

["Could the fact that the people here are unaffected by Contamination have something to do with this soup?"]

[You stated firmly.]

["Absolutely impossible! We'd be better off checking out the Emperor Tomb!"]

[Ji Wuqing remained enthusiastic.]

["Let's go, let's go! The Emperor Tomb is a famous attraction on our Vermilion Purple Star. Even I, a local, have never been there!"]

[Ji Baiming smiled.]

["Neither have I. Let's take a look."]

[The mountain where the Emperor Tomb stood was right beside Longevity Wood Village.]

[The mountain was not tall, but its paths were rugged and difficult.]

[Of course, to Cultivators, even an eighty-nine-degree incline was still a slope.]

["Where's the tomb?"]

[The three of you had already reached the mountaintop.]

[Quite a few people were here, all Cultivators who had come to investigate the Emperor Tomb.]

[There was nothing resembling a grave here—only a statue and a stone stele covered in writing.]

[The statue stood ten meters tall, depicting an emperor clad in a dragon robe and crowned with a diadem.]

[He gazed into the distance, imposing without anger, a longsword at his waist proclaiming his authority.]

[The statue had stood here for who knew how many ages, its surface now

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