A corpse lay on the ruins of the palace. The corpse had decomposed and only the bones remained.

But even so, Xu Tong still felt as small as the first ant when he stood in front of this corpse.

He also saw some coffins of dead gods.

These coffins were not the four-and-a-half pieces that people thought, but were made entirely of black metal. Xu Tong tried knocking on them twice and found that the coffins were surprisingly heavy.

The inside of the coffin is covered with precise lines of talismans.

Xu Tong glanced over and found that it was Yan Shu.

Moreover, it is a very ancient kind of Yanshu. Xu Tong originally copied it using the spirit-seeking and bone-searching technique, but the result was a failure. The lines of the talismans in it have lost their original spirituality, and even if they were restored and copied, they could not get the essence of it.

However, these coffins were quite good, and Xu Tong was not polite and threw them directly into the prop book.

The entry results given in the prop booklet are all question marks.

Fortunately, he didn't have much hope for these coffins, so he took them back and gave them to Gao Zhuo, just in time to give his son a full-moon wine gift.

Hmm... This gift is a bit down-to-earth, but he should like it.

Until we came to the Naihe Bridge, the Naihe Bridge, which allowed thousands of dead souls to walk across it, was now broken into two pieces.

There was a particularly large pot next to the bridge. Xu Tong estimated that this was what Meng Po used to make porridge. He rummaged around and found nothing special.

Xu Tong took a look and thought the pot was pretty good. When he knocked it, he heard a very deep sound. It must be a treasure if it lasts for thousands of years.

In line with the idea of ​​always bringing some souvenirs home when traveling, Xu Tong simply put the pot into the prop book. At first glance, the prop book could still recognize it, and it turned out to be a high-end prop card.

【Meng Soup Pot】......
Chapter completed!