Tomb raiding: The awesome life that started from Ganggangyingzi

Two hours later, the group, who had turned the secret room upside down, finally saw Ji Haobo reappear.

"Haobo, you've been with the Forbidden Woman for so long, what exactly have you been researching?"

Not only was Ah Ning curious, but everyone else was too, especially Wu Xie, who found the notes left behind and discovered that the Forbidden Woman was Huo Lin. He was even more eager to know how she was doing now.

"The Forbidden Woman is gone, and the research is progressing very smoothly. I'll tell you more about that later."

Ji Haobo mumbled something, then pulled A Ning and walked out.

"It's time to go now. Old Qiu is waiting anxiously!"

On the second day at noon, the group finally arrived at the address given by Qiu Dehao, a very small village.

Before even entering, I saw twenty or thirty SUVs parked outside, with groups of thugs on guard duty.

Their arrival was quickly reported to Qiu Dehao, who excitedly jogged out.

"Oh my god! Bo, you're finally here!"

He was afraid of being stood up, and after waiting for a long time, he finally breathed a sigh of relief when Ji Haobo arrived.

"Hey, Wu dragged me along to take care of some errands!"

Ji Haobo patted him on the shoulder with a smile, and then immediately betrayed Wu Laosan.

"When are you planning to leave? I heard that Wu Laosan has already brought a group of people, intending to be the first to taste the fresh seafood."

"What? Is that so?"

Qiu Dehao was shocked to hear this, and then angrily started cursing.

"Fuck you... Wu Laosan is really going too far! After decades of friendship, he actually tried to steal my business behind my back!"

After cursing, he hurriedly ordered people to prepare, then turned to the Tibetans beside him and said in a deep voice:

"You must lead the way now, or don't blame me for being impolite."

He had originally planned to have a proper talk with these people, but now that he heard that Wu Laosan had gotten there first, he no longer had much patience.

Seeing this, the Tibetans couldn't help but secretly look at a woman.

Although they were acting discreetly, others weren't blind; several people looked over, making it all too obvious.

"Alright! I'll lead the way."

The woman was Chen Wenjing, and she was also very frustrated. According to her plan, the current situation should not be like this!

What exactly happened that caused all the plans and intentions to fall apart and come to nothing?

Ji Haobo, who was standing next to her, glanced at her but didn't pay her any more attention.

After looking around, I found that Huo Xiuxiu and Xie Yucheng were not there.

I don't know if they didn't come or what happened, but the plot has already gone completely messed up.

Half an hour later, thirty off-road vehicles formed a long line and drove across the desolate Gobi Desert.

Ji Haobo praised Qiu Dehao, who had insisted on squeezing onto the Hummer:

"Old Qiu, you're doing better and better! You've managed to gather eighty or ninety skilled men this time. You've got some impressive resources!"

"Sigh! You should have realized by now that most of these people aren't my men."

Qiu Dehao shook his head with a wry smile and said without hiding anything:

"They were all forced upon me by some old folks; I couldn't refuse, so I had no choice but to let them come along."

Upon hearing this, Ji Haobo smiled and nodded, spouting nonsense with a straight face:

"Oh! That puts my mind at ease. It seems these people are having trouble adjusting to the new environment; leaving them in the Gobi Desert to plant trees is a good idea."

The people next to him almost burst out laughing. Only Qiu Dehao couldn't help but roll his eyes, but he didn't dare to object to his words.

The convoy set off in the afternoon and remained peaceful until they set up camp in the evening.

At night, inside a large circle formed by dozens of vehicles, Qiu Dehao's people set up tents and lit a bonfire;

In contrast, Ji Haobo and his group did nothing. After greeting Lao Qiu, they returned to their car and entered the Hunyuan Realm.

Wu Xie was naturally accompanied by Lao Hu and the others, while Ji Haobo went straight back to Huan Kong Island.

As soon as he appeared, he was dragged by the women and subjected to severe interrogation, who demanded to know who the women in Lingyun Heavenly Palace were. As a result, he had no choice but to reveal the Investiture of the Gods ahead of time.

The women were extremely shocked after hearing this, especially Yingzi and Aning, who were somewhat tempted.

"Brother Bo, how about I..."

Ji Haobo immediately waved his hand to interrupt, shook his head, and said:

"Don't talk nonsense. Those who are on the list may appear to have divine bodies that are no different from ordinary people, but that's only on the surface. In reality, they are incapable of giving birth to life."

"Ah...isn't that similar to Yu'er?"

Yingzi realized she had misspoke as soon as she finished speaking and hurriedly tried to apologize, but Ji Haobo smoothed things over from the side.

"That's not necessarily true. Come on, let's go inside and take a look. Maybe Yu'er is different."

The next morning, Ji Haobo, who had spent the night studying the origin of life, was entangled by a ball of golden fur as soon as he stepped out of the house.

"Bo...Bo, White Furry misses you."

The one that turned golden is Bai Mao Mao. She obtained two Undying Corpse Pills last time, and after absorbing them, she fell into a deep sleep. She should have just woken up recently.

"Okay, okay, Master misses his little darling too, here's a kiss."

"Waaah...waaah..."

When they went out, the little thing wanted to come along, so Ji Haobo let her.

After breakfast, the convoy continued its journey. At noon, Ji Haobo saw a sandstorm approaching in the distance and immediately ordered Qiu Dehao's men to prepare.

Unfortunately, those guys not only ignored Qiu Dehao's words, but also scoffed at Ji Haobo's talk of a sandstorm.

Qiu Dehao did not try to dissuade him, but simply ordered his men to stop the car and prepare to defend themselves.

Those guys drove the car a distance before realizing what was happening, and they were immediately very annoyed.

Before they could return to question them, a sandstorm swept in, obscuring the sky and the sun.

The speed was so fast and the appearance so sudden that those guys didn't have time to react before the car was swallowed up by the sandstorm.

An hour later, the sky cleared up again, and Qiu Dehao discovered that the convoy in front of him had vanished without a trace.

What he didn't know was that the Hunyuan Realm had gained more than eighty "tools," ready to be moved wherever needed.

The remaining ten vehicles continued their journey until the day after the sandstorm, when they stopped in a ravine with large areas of wind-eroded rock formations.

"Ahead lies the legendary Devil City, with extremely complex terrain. A single misstep can lead to disorientation and being trapped to death."

The Tibetan woman glanced at the dozen or so cars beside her and said to Qiu Dehao:

"Cars can't go in; we can only walk."

Qiu Dehao did not believe her when he heard this, and turned to look at Ji Haobo.

"Let's go! It doesn't matter if we drive or not."

Ignoring the horrified looks on everyone's faces, Ji Haobo waved his hand to put away the Hummer and walked forward with A Ning and Bai Maomao.

Old Hu and the others quickly followed. Seeing this, Qiu Dehao nodded to his men and jogged closer to Ji Haobo.

He's not stupid; he knows exactly where the safest place is.

As for the subordinates he brought, they were nothing more than errand boys and babysitters, not bodyguards.