A shield of immortal essence power enveloped all eight thousand-plus people.
They took flight, plunged into the sea, and entered the cave.
Cries of amazement rose from the crowd one after another.
Every one of them already knew that cultivators existed, and most had even tried cultivating themselves.
Yet how could they not gasp and marvel at an experience more thrilling than a roller coaster and more spectacular than any "Underwater World" exhibition?
Even though this was not Zhang Jun's first trip beneath the sea, he was still filled with wonder.
The natural scenery of the deep ocean was beyond anything those so-called "Underwater Worlds" could offer.
And this was only the beginning of their astonishment.
Next came the Giant Beast-Head Gate, the entrance to the Classic of Mountains and Seas World, the ground bombarded by over a thousand nuclear bombs, and the countless varieties of plants and wild animals everywhere, both familiar and unfamiliar—even demonic beasts, mutant beasts, and vicious creatures like the Nine-Tailed Human-Faced Fox.
Every one of these sights was enough to make them shout themselves hoarse.
While Zhang Hongxing was busy transporting researchers and the necessary supplies,
people in America, the Fa Kingdom, the Eagle Kingdom, and other countries who had never visited the Xia Kingdom packed their bags, brought cameras and phones capable of taking pictures, obtained tourist visas, and boarded flights bound for the Xia Kingdom.
Thirty-eight-year-old Lucia was a travel blogger famous for filming authentic local life. He had traveled across almost the entire Western world but had never visited the East.
When vast numbers of Xia Kingdom internet users ventured onto global platforms, and the country's major online platforms were laid out for everyone to see,
Lucia had the idea of visiting the Xia Kingdom, that ancient Eastern nation, to see it