Everyone had a temper and grievances.
The words Chu Shanhe left behind clearly recorded his resentment.
When he carved these words, Chu Shanhe had already broken through to Ninth Grade and become a Grandmaster.
He was the world's first Martial Dao Grandmaster.
Yet he still remembered the hardships and suffering of his youth.
Li Yuan continued reading. Senior Chu's complaints were limited.
After recounting his own affairs, the remaining content was all related to Martial Dao.
Thinking of his own experiences, Senior Chu had not kept anything to himself.
Many of his insights and ideas, as well as his cultivation methods, had been made public before his death.
The content on the wall was a summary Senior Chu had written for himself.
There were slight discrepancies from the existing texts, but the differences were not significant.
The key was that at the end of the words carved into the wall, Senior Chu had recorded a location and stated that he had left something there.
As for where exactly that location was, Senior Chu had left behind a painting.
The painting had been carved right into the wall. When Li Yuan first saw it, he had only taken it for decoration.
Now that he knew it hinted at a location, Li Yuan quickly understood it.
The scene depicted in the painting was outside Hunchun Palace.
With that in mind, Li Yuan followed the instructions and walked fifty steps north after leaving the palace.
After walking fifty steps, the painting indicated that he would see an artificial hill, then needed to walk another fifty steps.
So many years had passed. Chu Palace was still there, but the environment outside had long changed beyond recognition.
Li Yuan simply tried each direction once.
After walking one hundred steps east, he happened to spot a