I am in the world of immortal cultivation

Qin Shu was different. She had a clear goal and a firm demeanor. She had only one direction to go.

The biggest lake!

Perhaps the search time was limited, but the larger the lake, the greater the possibility of hiding treasures.

Qin Shu floated all the way to the destination and dived in without any hesitation.

A perfect dive, without any splashes.

And at the moment of entering the water, Qin Shu couldn't help but make a surprised sound.

"Huh?"

I didn't expect that "Kunpeng Secret Technique" would have such a benefit. She even saved the water-avoiding pill by supporting the domain underwater.

The lake she chose was too big to be covered by her consciousness. Qin Shu could only choose a direction and probe her consciousness out.

Fortunately, her consciousness range was very wide, otherwise it would be unknown when to find such a large lake.

Just when her consciousness probed to the southwest, she finally noticed something strange.

It seemed that something in the water bounced her consciousness back. Something abnormal was either a demon or a treasure. Before the brain made a decision, the feet had already gone in that direction.

Her figure floated in the water. If someone looked at her from above, they would find that the domain that was wrapped around her was like a huge fish...

It was the first time that Qin Shu felt so comfortable swimming in the water. It was not an exaggeration to describe it as a fish in water.

Soon she found the abnormal place. There were a lot of old silts at the bottom of the water, and many aquatic plants grew on them, hiding the secret thoroughly.

Qin Shu stood in place, and her consciousness swept through it inch by inch, and soon she determined the abnormal point.

She pushed out with one palm, and the palm wind pushed up a large piece of water waves, and even the silt and aquatic plants at the bottom of the water were lifted up together.

The originally clear lake water became turbid in an instant. When the water became completely clear, a huge stone tablet appeared in front of Qin Shu.

She walked over and saw a large piece of inscription on the stone tablet.

"The green mountains and rivers protect the auspicious land, and the long flowing clear waters are full of auspicious air."

Qin Shu frowned at this line of words. It seems... this is a cemetery...

Maybe it is the burial place of the ancestor Kunpeng.

Thinking carefully, the burial place of that woman is a lake, and this is another lake...what about the hundreds of lakes she just saw?

Could it be...

She was silent for a while. If every lake is a burial place, then there are thousands of Kunpengs who fell here?

Is this their ancestral tomb, or... did they encounter any misfortune back then?

The dead are gone, and the descendants should uphold awe.

Qin Shu has been to the ghost world and knows the formal procedures for memorial services, so she took out incense, candles and paper money to pay tribute in front of the tombstone.

According to the domineering nature of the earth's core fire, it can burn normally even in water.

Qin Shu was relieved when the power of wish slowly rose into the air with the burning of paper money and incense, and then entered the tombstone.

Since it can absorb the power of wish, it means that there are still residual souls here.

These powers of wish cannot help them to be reborn, but they can make their souls more solid.

As the memorial ceremony ended, a light blue light slowly lit up on the tombstone, wrapping Qin Shu up bit by bit.

Qin Shu was too familiar with this light, and it was precisely because of this that she did not resist at all.

Just when he was completely wrapped in the light, a suction force came, and her figure completely disappeared at the bottom of the lake.

Qin Shu's lips curled up slightly, it seems that she was lucky again this time.

No wonder Cheng Yang said that this is actually a place to test the fortune of cultivators. It seems that... her fortune seems to be pretty good.

If Cheng Yang knew what she was thinking at this time, he would have cursed her a long time ago.

He had just come out of a lake and moved to another lake. He searched for a long time but still didn't see any signs.

And Qin Shu... was standing on a desolate bluestone slab.

The bluestone slab was wet and covered with moss.

Qin Shu felt damp under her feet. When she looked down, she found that water droplets were seeping out of the bluestone slab.

It was cold all around. If she was timid, she would have to turn back.

However, Qin Shu was skilled and brave. The fire spirit on her body turned around, and the damp feeling on her body faded away in an instant. She raised her hand and calculated, then chose a direction to walk.

At this time, she seemed to be in an underground palace. There were four roads paved in front, behind, left and right of the bluestone slab. Qin Shu stood at the fork in the road.

She looked up and saw a series of bluestone steps paved straight up. On the top was a lonely tile house, which was very different from the scale in other directions.

She walked up and pondered.

The Kunpeng clan should not be good at building, and the overly grand buildings are probably illusions.

Since she calculated that she had to go this way, she naturally had to go over and take a look. She was still very confident in her calculations.

Qin Shu felt the difference just after walking two steps.

"Huh?"

There is actually a gravity formation?

The gravity of each step is twice that of the previous one. I roughly counted the steps and there were about twenty of them.

Calculating this way, the gravity at the top may have reached an extremely terrifying level.

For others, even if they choose the right direction, it is probably difficult to walk up.

And for Qin Shu... it really doesn't matter, she is a self-cultivator.

She walked up while feeling the change in gravity, but she walked quite easily, and even the speed of climbing the stairs did not slow down at all.

After stepping on the last step, Qin Shu looked back and saw that the steps were completely flooded by water.

Through the refraction of light, it seemed that these underwater steps were completely disconnected from her.

Thinking about it carefully, the ancestors of Kunpeng originally left a test for their descendants, and the monsters' physiques were originally strong, so this gravity test was reasonable.

She retracted her sight, turned around and looked at the tile house in front of her, and walked in directly.

Although she didn't know what was waiting for her inside, but... she was here...

After walking in, she found that there was a statue of a big fish enshrined in it, which was very similar to what she saw in the phantom.

It means it is also a Kunpeng.

The incense burner in front of him had long been abandoned, and the candlestick beside him had also fallen to the side, with a thick layer of dust on it.

Qin Shu raised her hand and pinched a cleaning spell, then straightened the candlestick, took out a handful of incense and candles and inserted them, and then followed the formal memorial service process.

When everything was done, a shadow slowly floated out of the Kunpeng statue, dressed in white, and looked to be in his early forties, but his eyes seemed to have experienced many vicissitudes of life...