According to what was written in Ksitigarbha King's handwritten letter.
He had treated this underground cavern as an underground palace, and what they had entered now was merely the main hall housing his own statue.
There was another space used to store a few items.
Ye Tian guessed that Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva had been in too much of a hurry when leaving this place, perhaps for some other urgent reason. In any case, aside from Mount Jiuhua, he had taken nothing else with him.
This handwritten letter had originally been an item he carried with him, used to record what he saw and heard, which was why it had remained here.
"Luckily, I read this book before leaving. If I only discovered after going out that there was another treasure trove besides the main hall, I would surely regret it beyond all remedy."
Ye Tian felt somewhat fortunate.
"According to the book, there should be quite a few treasures in that other place. You..."
"So-called opportunities belong to those fated for them. Now that this handwritten letter is in my hands, I am naturally the one with that fate."
Ye Tian said it as though it were only right. Then, he committed every passage in the book concerning the hidden treasures to memory before finally leaving the small room in peace.
After stepping out of the room, Ye Tian did not choose to leave directly through the passage. Instead, based on what he had read in the handwritten letter, he arrived before the stone stele carved with the three words Mount Jiuhua.
Ye Tian mobilized the immortal essence within his body and drew a "swastika" in the air, then slowly merged it into the stone stele.
After absorbing the character, the stele began to turn. From facing Ye Tian, it gradually