The Immortal Treasure Basin
Chapter 429

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Liang Huaqiu told the story in a measured, flowing voice.

He Pingsheng gained a fairly rudimentary understanding of the [Heavenly Pole Forbidden Ground].

First of all, it was a rather unusual region.

It was vast, spanning tens of millions of li.

There were no sects in this region, but countless demon beasts lived there, and immortal meridians and spirit veins surfaced in places.

Beyond that, yin baleful energy and demonic energy also erupted from underground.

In the Cultivation World, nothing could escape the two words [Yin-Yang].

Where there was yang, there was yin; where there was yin, there was yang!

Lone yin could not grow; solitary yang could not give birth!

Since there was immortal spirit energy, there had to be demonic energy.

Demonic energy and immortal spirit energy formed a yin-yang pair, so wherever yin and yang converged, wherever immortal spirit energy collided with demonic energy, traces of various Daoist laws and rules were likely to appear.

Many people entered the forbidden ground to comprehend the Dao.

Of course, quite a few demon beasts of the Nascent Soul Realm and even the Spirit Transformation Stage lived within it.

Fighting these demon beasts could yield cultivation resources and Daoist laws, and sometimes, the battles could even help one break through a bottleneck.

It was said that, across the entire Cultivation Continent, over ninety percent of bottlenecks overcome without heavenly materials and earthly treasures were broken through in this way.

That made it crucial to He Pingsheng.

"You've hit a bottleneck now. Would you like to go and give it a try with me?" Liang Huaqiu said. "Besides breaking through bottlenecks, you can sometimes obtain heaven-defying Daoist laws there. When yin and yang collide, unexpected things sometimes emerge!"

"They say Patriarch He Asks and Patriarch He Thinks had unremarkable aptitude back

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