Qin Ming was stunned, completely at a loss!
He rarely had such moments of loss, but now he couldn't recover, lost in astonishment.
This is the underworld; he pierced through the dense layer of soil to reach a place that should have been hollow, and what did he see? Vast ocean, the moon, and the stars.
Each one was so astounding; how could these things be seen underground?
Qin Ming's body penetrated the soil, and when he felt emptiness, he initially thought he had reached a cavern or the boundless great abyss, but what he saw was the vast ocean crossing before him.
Earlier, he saw rolling purple Qi in the soil, red clouds pressing down, like Jiang Hai, it was a metaphor, somewhat exaggerated, but now he found it quite "realistic."
Underground, the purple ocean was boundless, red clouds like the sky, with magnificent waves; purple and red merged in the distance, the sea and sky became one, truly magnificent.
