People are watching American TV shows, and they are also watching American-style iaido.

It won't take a while.

After passing through a short passage, everyone clearly saw a huge place, filled with all sorts of large sculptures, resembling a palace.

Apart from Ding Ze, no one knew beforehand that such a place would exist...

For a moment, naturally, everyone was taken aback.

“Mr. Ding, who built this place? It must be several hundred years old,” Margaret Austin exclaimed in amazement, unable to resist asking.

“I don’t know exactly who built it, but I know it’s at least five or six hundred years old, maybe even longer,” Ding Ze replied with a smile.

“It’s unbelievable,” Margaret said.

Ding Ze smiled and looked at Janet, "So, how was it? Was it fun?"

Janet nodded immediately upon hearing this, overjoyed. "That's fun!"

"That's good," Ding Ze nodded, then pointed to the large control device in the middle of the distance, "That thing is used to control the door behind us. It's been around for too long and is too old. Don't touch it, stay away from it."

"Ah."

Having given the necessary reminders, Ding Ze wasn't in a hurry and let everyone take some time to review them.

Such places are not easily seen outside of movies, and Ding Ze could understand that.

After smoking a cigarette and waiting for about fifteen minutes, Ding Ze finally called out, signaling everyone to move forward.

After descending the steps and following the clearly visible path, a long corridor-like passageway appeared ahead.

The corridor is quite spacious, with various stone sculptures on both sides of the rock walls. The sculptures look lifelike and very realistic.

"Boss, are these sculptures valuable?" one of the employees asked, looking at them.

Ding Xiu was stumped by the question, since these sculptures were carved directly into the rock face, unlike ordinary freestanding sculptures.

After a moment's thought, Ding Ze replied, "It should be worth some money, but it won't be easy to remove these sculptures. One wrong move and it could cause a landslide. Let's just forget about it."

“What a pity,” the employee who asked the question said.

Ding Ze didn't care, didn't say much, and continued moving.

After walking for a short while, the end of the corridor and a small golden figure embedded in the wall at the end came into Ding Ze's view.

Upon seeing the little golden statue, Ding Ze didn't hesitate for a moment. He immediately stopped in his tracks and shouted, "Stop!"

Upon hearing the sound, everyone stopped in their tracks.

Without wasting any time, Ding Ze pointed to the seemingly normal ground ahead and said, "There's a mechanism here that flips down; we'll have to put in some effort."

"Three more people came over, and the rest took out their climbing ropes..."

Ding Ze gave the instructions.

The employees moved quickly, and before long, the three employees, who were tied with climbing ropes, were moving forward step by step, somewhat nervously.

"Don't panic, everyone calm down," Ding Ze said with a smile, lighting a cigarette.

Unfortunately, knowing there were traps, we still had to go through them. Under such circumstances, it was impossible not to be nervous.

The three employees, who were tied with climbing ropes, nodded silently and continued walking.

As we walked...

What was bound to happen has happened.

The ground, pressed down by the weight of the three employees, suddenly sloping down, forming a ramp.

All three employees fell instantly, but because they were held up by the climbing ropes, they did not fall.

"Scared me!"

"This stupid mechanism!"

"Xu~~~"

The three employees were startled and screamed a few times.

Janet's eyes lit up, and her face was full of joy.

Seeing this, Ding Ze reached out and patted Janet's head. Then, he said to the three employees who had calmed down a bit, "Alright, stop yelling. Don't act like girls. We'll put you down now. There's a balancing platform down there."

"After you go down, be careful to maintain your balance and bring out some more light."

The three employees dared not object and readily complied.

Ding Ze wasn't idle either. "Come on, a few people, and stop this landslide."

The twenty or so employees they brought with them got to work.

“We need to build a road to get to the other side,” Ding Ze said, crouching down and pointing his flashlight down to the other side after the landslide got stuck and couldn’t be closed.

Getting on this path isn't too difficult, it just takes time.

The employees quickly got to work.

It took about an hour and a half to figure it out.

Finally, a suspended rope ladder was completed.

To be honest, this rope ladder is pretty creepy.

“Let’s go,” Ding Zechung said with a mischievous grin, “Any problems?”

Janet was so excited that she shook her head decisively, "What problem could there be?"

In fact, there is really no problem.

Everyone is wearing a safety rope, so even if someone slips and falls, they can just be pulled up.

“Great! Follow me, let’s go,” Ding Ze led the way as usual, climbing up the rope ladder first and slowly making his way to the other side.

“Ding Ze, if we go over like this, it will be extremely difficult to retrieve the gold later,” Janet asked, glancing at the incredibly high bottom of the cave below as she climbed.

Ding Ze shook his head. "That golden city has an exit. The exit is normal, and we will exit from there. I don't know the exact location of the exit now; I'll find out when we get there."

"I see," Janet said, relieved, and didn't say anything more.

As time passed, one by one, everyone reached the other side without any major incidents.

“Let’s continue,” Ding Ze said, catching his breath and waving his hand.

Walked for a few minutes.

The group entered a very spacious cave.

There were several huge water inlets around the cave, but of course, no water was flowing in at this moment.

In fact.

There was almost no water left on the cave floor.

Ding Ze moved the flashlight and, in no time, found the downward-facing entrance on the ground, and walked over.

Janet and the others followed, looking around with great curiosity.

The downward passage was winding and very damp, with water dripping continuously from the top, but no one cared.

After walking for two or three minutes, we exited the passage and arrived at a high platform.

Ding dong.

Ding Ze grinned, "Let me show you the City of Gold!"

Words spoken.

Janet and the others, by the light of their flashlights, saw before them a dazzling expanse of gold that was beyond measure!

"holly shit!"

"Jesus!"

"Mother fxxk!"

"How much gold is that?!"

"My God, I feel like I'm dreaming!"

"… .."

In an instant, naturally, exclamations of amazement came one after another, and they just couldn't stop.

Even the well-traveled and knowledgeable Diamond and Austin were so surprised that they were speechless.

Gold is exciting, no joke.

Abruzzi radiated excitement. "Boss, are you a god? If you had told me you knew about this golden city, we wouldn't have been able to continue being a gangster!"

Ding Ze was amused. "Get lost. We work in security, I'm not a gangster."

Abruzzi: "???"

Vincent's lips twitched as he listened. "Boss, this is really a windfall. This is way too much."

“That’s a good thing,” Ding Ze smiled, then turned to Janet, “Come on, Ms. Austin, let’s go for a walk.”

Upon hearing this, Janet snapped out of her daze and immediately took Ding Ze's arm with a bright smile. "Mr. Ding, thank you for gracing me with your company."

The two chatted and laughed as they walked down the road.