But my range of activities can only be limited to the red circle drawn by Old Man Cao.

This red circle is 80 square kilometers.

Coincidentally, in this 80 square kilometers of red circle, there are various relics and tombs from the Stone Age to the Republic of China for thousands of years.

Without exception, these ruins and tombs have been turned upside down by me.

There are thousands of rare books to guide and assist, and my dragon point is advancing by leaps and bounds.

As for all kinds of secret techniques that can only be glimpsed in legends and myths, they have also been practiced in this 80-square-kilometer territory to perfection and then reach the peak.

As for the various identification techniques of those grave excavations, I have even more hands.

Stargazing and dragon hunting, thundering and debating tombs, listening to the wind and looking for burials, all kinds of thaumaturgy that ordinary people tout as divine detectives and astonishing celestials, for me, don't care about it at all.

Because, after measuring every inch of land in the 80-kilometer red circle on foot, my cultivation of Qimen Dunjia has reached a point where even I can't explain it clearly.

Old man Cao once said something to me, and I still remember it vividly.

"Don't look at the fact that technology can go to the heavens and enter the sea now, but there is one of the most basic disciplines, and all the great masters and saints in the world throughout the ages have not studied it."

"That's geography!"

"All the saints, great masters, and geographers have added to the discipline of geography everything that they can't understand and can't understand, and everything that is not intolerable by heaven, but they themselves avoid talking about it."

"So. As long as you understand the study of earth, you will understand the way of heaven!"

This sentence has also become my ultimate goal in learning Feng Shui geoscience.

Although I learned Qimen Dunjia Yin and Yang in the later stage, and the hard game, I still couldn't jump out of the 80-kilometer red circle because of the strict regulations.

Therefore, I am extremely fascinated by the historical sites, mountains and rivers of the world and my country.

I have gone through various versions of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, trying to find out the sacred waters of various sacred mountains in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, and achieve the earth-shattering feat that has never been seen before or since.

He also vowed to use his own feet to walk all over China, and to step on every dry dragon and dragon vein in Shenzhou.

Especially the mystery of the whereabouts of Nanganlong, which has been crazy and obsessed with all the Heavenly Supervisors, Earth Patriarchs, Xiangdu Officials, Geography Officials, and Earth Masters in Shenzhou for 2,000 years.

That's my goal as well.

The south belongs to water, which is very compatible with my genus, and it has brought me many surprises.

On the first day of the southern tour, I had only traveled 30 kilometers when I stopped at a small river.

There are so many rivers in Hoh Xil that 100 percent of the smaller rivers have no name, except for those that are larger and can keep their water flowing for a long time.

These rivers appear every year during the rainy season as the water level rises and dissipates in September.

There's just one reason why this river, which no one has ever set foot on, makes me stop.

Spike plateau loach!

This kind of plateau loach is a unique variety of Hoh Xili, less meat and more spines not to mention for the time being, just one is fresh and tender enough to make me shoot when I have eaten enough jerky.

I don't have a fishing rod in my hand, let alone a fishing net, so catching fish with my bare hands is obviously unrealistic.

But it doesn't bother me!

I'll put it in line.

The gossip array is too domineering, and it is a pure waste to put it here.

With my ability to even meditate, I am asking for my own death.

Lu Banshu's ecstasy array is different!

Take off your boots and go down to the river, and make a maze on the stones in the river.

Just as I was lifting a basketball-sized rock to intercept the stream, a golden light suddenly pierced my eyes.

Gold!?

I let out a cry and plunged my left hand into the water!

Hoh Xil is a well-known gold mining area in China, and for decades, various organizations and institutions, including Fangzhou, have been using various means to carry out geological and mineral mapping of Hoh Xili

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Among them, the most important is the exploration of gold mines.

The expected natural doghead gold did not appear, and the feeling from the place of entry made my hand freeze, a little unbelievable.

This should be a wine glass?

With inlays?

As my heart moved, my hand strained slightly, and I felt only my fingers being cut.

Unmoved, the right hand enters the water and tinkers, slowly lifting.

The flowing river brought up a scene of colorful waterfalls, and when the thing came out of the water, my eyes were occupied by a flood of colors.

"Huh!?"

"Glass cup?"

"Northern Wei's?!"

All of a sudden, I was stunned, instinctively turned my head, and used Feng Shui to look around. And make a judgment at the first time.

There must be no big tombs in this place.

My mind was a little foggy, and it wasn't until the biting coldness of my feet woke me up.

After quickly going ashore to dry my frozen red feet, bringing a yak felt to wrap my feet and bandaging my finger wounds, I began to seriously examine the utensils in my hands.

It's a glass cup that has been broken into several petals.

It is ruby blue all over.

From the analysis of the shape, this should be a glass cup with an open top and a closed bottom, similar to a bowl.

The most distinctive feature of the glass cup is the gold on her outer wall.

The gold was originally a whole layer, more than two millimeters thick.

The most unbelievable thing is that the gold is also inlaid with two gemstones the size of rice grains.

One for coral and one for green pine.

I held the small fragment of the glass cup above my head, and under the scorching sun of the plateau, the fragment of the glass emitted a brilliant light that was breathtaking.

Subconsciously, I probed around again, and my heart set off indescribable turbulent waves.

This glass cup is from the Northern Wei Dynasty!

Fifteen hundred years ago!

To be precise, this glass cup came from the distant Sassanid Dynasty of Persia and was introduced to Shenzhou through the Silk Road.

Historically, the Sassanid Empire was the creator of glass. The exquisite glaze unearthed in the underground palace of Famen Temple is also from Persia.

Well.

The quality of this glass cup is better than that of the underground palace of Famen Temple!

So, how did the Liuli of the Sassanid Dynasty come to this Hoh Xili Plateau at an altitude of 6,000 altitudes?

Even if I racked my brain, I couldn't think of an answer.

The only possibility is the legendary shrine of Shambhala!