Sweeping across the heavens, starting with the first emperor of the ancient times.

A powerful fighting spirit surged in Mu Feng's eyes. He wasn't angry that his record had been broken; he wasn't the kind of person who was mindlessly arrogant.

Records are meant to be broken. If someone can break another's records, then another can break theirs. That's normal.

If my record can be broken, it means I'm not strong enough!

That's good, he's exactly looking for a worthy opponent!

Since he wasn't strong enough, he would continue to become stronger; Mu Feng was not afraid of challenges.

Shencan Ridge.

Inside a crystal-clear palace, several elderly men were sitting together drinking tea.

An elderly man with white hair and beard suddenly stopped, his teacup hovering in mid-air.

He is the current patriarch of the Divine Silkworm Clan.

"Little Heavenly Silkworm broke all records?" The old man was stunned for a moment, then the corners of his mouth began to turn up.

He swelled up, then swelled up again, and then suddenly slapped his thigh, stood up, and burst into laughter.

"Good! Good! Good!"

He shouted "Good!" three times in a row, his voice full of energy, which shook the entire palace three times.

The other elderly men also realized what was happening, and their faces lit up with smiles.

"It's a little celestial silkworm, a little celestial silkworm from our Divine Silkworm Clan!"

"He broke all the records in the Four Extreme Realms!"

"Good lad, you've really brought honor to our Divine Silkworm Clan!"

"I knew this kid was good!"

"Quickly, quickly, spread this news so the whole clan knows!"

The entire area around Shencan Ridge was filled with jubilation.

……

In a mysterious place in the Central Continent of the Big Dipper, Feng Xi was studying a stone slab covered with runes when she suddenly received a message.

She glanced at it, and her eyes widened instantly.

Holy crap!

Wu Liang was startled: "What's wrong? What happened?"

Feng Xi pointed at the little silkworm: "This guy broke all the records in the Four Extremes Realm!"

Wu Liang was stunned for a moment, then suddenly looked at Little Heavenly Silkworm.

Little Silkworm was squatting on the ground digging in the soil. Hearing the two talking, it looked up and scratched its head a little embarrassedly.

"I'm just giving it a try..."

"Just trying it out?" Wu Liang's eyes nearly popped out of their sockets. "Just trying it out and you broke all the records?"

This is called "just trying it out"? When did "just trying it out" become so powerful? You can win a multi-million dollar jackpot by just randomly buying a ticket, and now you're breaking all sorts of records by just trying it out.

"You little rascal, you look so handsome and big-eyed, are you trying to fool me?" The fat Taoist priest looked shocked and suspicious.

Feng Xi rushed over and happily patted Little Heavenly Silkworm on the shoulder.

"Good lad, I knew I wasn't wrong about you!"

Little Silkworm was so embarrassed by the praise that her face turned red.

Wu Liang, standing to the side, clicked his tongue in amazement: "Incredible, incredible! The Divine Silkworm Clan is about to produce a Great Emperor!"

The little silkworm scratched its head, smiled, and continued digging in the soil.

Two hours later, Feng Xi asked, "Master Wu, are you done yet? It's been several days, and you still haven't broken this great formation?"

"Don't worry, it'll be quick."

Wu Liang closed his eyes, sensed for a moment, and then opened them with a smug smile on his face.

"Alright, the great formation outside has finally been broken!"

Feng Xi's eyes lit up: "Can we go in now?"

"It's done!" Wu Liang nodded, patting the dirt off his hands. "It took me several days, but I've finally fixed this broken formation."

Little Silkworm also stood up, looking expectant.

The three stood in front of a stone wall deep in the valley. The stone wall looked ordinary, but upon closer inspection, a faint light could be seen flowing through it.

Wu Liang took out a jade talisman from his pocket and pressed it against the stone wall.

Rumble.

The stone wall slowly cracked open, revealing a pitch-black passage.

An ancient and strange aura emanated from it.

Feng Xi sensed something was amiss with this aura. She took a deep breath and looked at Wu Liang: "Master Wu, you seem reliable this time, right?"

Wu Liang patted his chest, his face full of confidence: "Don't worry. I, Daoist Master, am absolutely reliable this time. We're definitely going to make a fortune!"

Seeing his confidence, Feng Xi felt a little relieved.

"Okay, let's go then."

The three stepped into the passage.

……

One hour later.

boom!

A loud bang shook the entire valley three times.

Immediately afterwards, a chubby figure flew out of the passage and crashed heavily to the ground.

"Ouch!"

Wu Liang clutched his buttocks and screamed in pain.

Immediately after, Feng Xi rushed out, her hair a little messy and her dress covered in dust.

She glared at Wu Liang, her face contorted with rage, and said through gritted teeth, "Master Wu!"

"Is this what you call reliable? Is this what you mean by guaranteed huge profits?"

"Ah... this... there's been a little mishap, an unexpected... a bit of an accident..."

Wu Liang quickly stepped back, looking embarrassed.

Little Silkworm was the last to emerge, covered in dust and dirt.

He glanced back at the still-vibrating passageway, still shaken.

Those things inside just now... were terrifying.

Those headless horsemen, riding ghostly warhorses, chased after them, wielding long swords.

And those ghostly figures drifting around, so numerous and countless.

If it weren't for the powerful protective treasure that Feng Xi possessed, which triggered her at the crucial moment and forced those things back, the three of them would have perished inside today.

"Master, didn't you say you were fully prepared? Is this your 'fully prepared'?"

Wu Liang, wincing in pain from his buttocks, was still trying to argue:

"This...this...I had no idea there would be such a thing inside. That tomb was clearly an ancient emperor's tomb, who knew it would turn into this monster?"

"You don't know? Aren't you a tomb raiding expert?" Feng Xi was speechless.

"Well... everyone has their own area of ​​expertise... I'm not very familiar with things related to the netherworld..."

"Not very familiar?" Feng Xi laughed in exasperation. "What do you mean, 'familiar'?"

Wu Liang smiled awkwardly, unsure of what to say.

Feng Xi released her grip and sighed.

"Forget it, I wasn't really expecting you to be reliable anyway."

She dusted herself off, looking helpless: "This time, it's another fruitless effort."

Wu Liang stood there awkwardly, touching his nose, not daring to say anything.

Just then, Little Silkworm suddenly spoke.

"It wasn't entirely without gains."

The two looked at him.

Little Silkworm took a small object out of its bosom.

A bronze bell.

It's about the size of a palm, covered in rust, and looks unremarkable and ordinary.

Feng Xi and Wu Liang exchanged a glance and then leaned over at the same time.

Wu Liang took the bell and examined it closely. Suddenly, his eyes lit up.

"This thing..."

Feng Xi also leaned closer to take a look, carefully sensed it, and a look of surprise appeared on her face.

Although the bell is rusty on the outside, it has an extremely ancient aura inside.

The aura was faint, but of an extremely high level.

"This is..." she said, looking at Wu Liang.

Wu Liang nodded, his face solemn: "A good thing, absolutely a good thing, at least an ancient emperor's treasure, or even better."

He looked at Little Heavenly Silkworm, his eyes full of envy: "Good lad, I admire your luck."

Feng Xi patted Little Heavenly Silkworm's shoulder happily:

"As expected of you, you're so lucky. Luckily you were here, otherwise we would have failed again this time."

At least there was some gain. This doesn't count as an air force attack, does it?

The little silkworm was a little embarrassed by the praise and scratched its head: "I just picked it up casually..."

"You just picked it up casually?" Wu Liang clicked his tongue twice. "In a place like this, most people wouldn't even see it. It takes skill for you to pick it up casually."

Little Silkworm smiled and put the bell away.

The three tidied themselves up and glanced back at the still-vibrating passageway.

"Let's go," Feng Xi said. "I don't want to stay here any longer."

She vowed never to rob tombs with Wu Liang again; this reincarnation of the Underworld Lord was too unreliable.