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In the Spirit Snake Cave, Bai Suzhen was completely confused!

When the red sky thunder burst out with the first lightning, Bai Suzhen popped her head out and thought to herself, "This red sky thunder is rolling and coming very strangely! I can't go out at this time. If I get hit by this lightning, I'm afraid that all the cultivation I have worked so hard for thousands of years will be wiped out in an instant!"

When the lightning bolts from the red sky thunder burst out and struck the bottom of the cliff one after another, Bai Suzhen thought to herself, "Could it be that there is an enlightened person who is overcoming the heavenly thunder tribulation? I have been practicing here for a thousand years and still haven't been able to overcome the heavenly thunder tribulation. To be able to be included in the immortal class, I am essentially still an elf species, which is what humans call a monster! I have never heard of any enlightened masters nearby? Could it be that little Xu Xian? This is absolutely impossible! The same cultivation spell was just given to him, and it hasn't been a few days! So what kind of monster around here has practiced to the state of overcoming the tribulation?"

Bai Suzhen thought about it for a long time, but couldn't come up with a solution no matter how hard she tried, so she simply gave up!

Bai Suzhen could not hold back her curiosity, and wanted to wait until the catastrophe of heavenly thunder was over, then go and investigate, to see if there was anything she could learn from it, so that she could get through this catastrophe of heavenly thunder sooner and join the ranks of immortals sooner!

Bai Suzhen knew very well that this catastrophe of heavenly thunder was a restriction of the natural law on the transformation of powerful life. Only by experiencing the baptism of heavenly thunder could one complete the transformation process, temper the divine body, and then transcend the material world, escape the cycle of reincarnation, become an immortal or a Buddha. Those who could not survive the catastrophe of heavenly thunder would be turned into ashes that could never be restored and return to the origin of heaven and earth. Those with strong remaining souls could be reborn through a body and practice again. Those with incomplete souls would be reincarnated as animals, and those with a completely destroyed spirit and soul would have no afterlife.

Therefore, practitioners or elves with insufficient skills will try their best to accumulate strength and delay the arrival of the heavenly thunder catastrophe to avoid the worst result of death!

Just like training in a battle formation, one general's success is the result of the sacrifice of thousands of men! It is so cruel! From ancient times to the present, there are very few who have survived the catastrophe of heavenly thunder and become immortals or Buddhas!

As soon as the catastrophe of heavenly thunder was over, Bai Suzhen transformed into the slender figure of the young and beautiful Zhao Yazhi and quickly searched the area within a hundred miles around Heshan, but found nothing, no trace of them could be found!

Bai Suzhen kept thinking: "Isn't there someone who is going through the catastrophe of thunder? There is no way that the Thunder God can get so angry?"

Bai Suzhen searched carefully again, but still found nothing!

It turned out that the first thing Xu Xian thought of after surviving the thunderbolt was that his parents had been murdered all these years ago and had not yet been buried. As a son, he should put filial piety first, so he returned to Xujiagou Village and came to the place where Xu Laocai said the bodies were buried - the back garden of the Xu Mansion.

Xu Xian organized the families of the missing persons and dug up all the corpses in the back garden of the Xu Mansion. Eleven corpses were dug out, but Xu Xian and everyone else were unable to tell where the corpses came from. Xu Xian was heartbroken, thinking that they must be the elders of Xujiagou Village. After discussing it, they reached a consensus to burn all the corpses, build a large tomb, and bury some of the daily necessities of the time as burial objects in the ancestral tomb of the Xujiagou Village cemetery.

Influenced by some tomb-robbing novels, later generations tend to think that there are treasures hidden in Song Dynasty tombs. Moreover, the Song Dynasty was a period of highly developed economy in ancient my country, so there would naturally be more rare treasures. However, the fact is just the opposite.

The Song Dynasty strongly advocated living a life of luxury and burying the dead lightly. The imperial court clearly formulated funeral orders, stipulating that gold, silver and treasures could not be placed in coffins, and that large stone slabs could not be used to build tombs. At most, fire bricks could be used, and some people even directly piled up mud. The trend of simple burials in the Song Dynasty prevailed among all classes. Today, it is still a very progressive concept.

Most people in the north practice burial, while in the south, due to the large number of mountains and limited land, cremation is practiced due to the influence of Buddhism. Buddhism reached its peak in the Tang Dynasty, and cremation began to appear among the people. Cremation saves time and effort. In the Jiangnan area, the economy is highly developed, and people "treasure land like gold", so they are unwilling to use so much land for burial.