Chapter 500: Clearance Stone

At first, Tang Ao didn't understand why the warriors here could perceive the strangeness in the body, but when Tang Ao's spirit power probed a stone tablet, Tang Ao immediately understood. Because this stone tablet reads: "Those who want to gain my inheritance need to pass three levels. The first level is to dissolve the rejuvenating air in the body..." On this stone tablet, a very detailed explanation of the rejuvenating air is given.
With these explanations and points of attention, even those with dull talents can dissolve the rejuvenating energy in their bodies according to the book. And at the end of the stele, he said, don't be nervous even if you can't resolve the rejuvenation. If the rejuvenation cannot be resolved, it means that the martial artist has no relationship with the Shennong ruins. As long as they retreat three hundred miles away from the Shennong ruins, the rejuvenation will escape.
Regardless of past and present, Tang Ao has explored many heritage sites. But Tang Ao had never seen such an upright heritage as Shennong Daojun. After Tang Ao used the jade bone vitality soul to swallow the rejuvenating energy in his body, he adjusted his state to the peak, and then walked through the woods to the entrance of the Shennong ruins.
Generally speaking, the test of inheritance relics does not begin until after entering the relics. It was the first time that Tang Ao encountered a test that began outside the relics like Xiang Shennong. The people sitting in the woods got up and left shortly after seeing Tang Ao coming here, the expressions on everyone's faces became complicated.
Some were envious, some were jealous, some were disdainful... but the expressions of these people had no effect on Tang Ao. Tang Aolai Shennong Ruins was not for the inheritance of Shennong Ruins, but for the Shennong Grass in Shennong Ruins. Su Ning was injured by the poisonous needle of the Golden Tooth Snake Lord. At this moment, Tang Ao must find the legendary Shennong grass that can solve the world's poison in the Shennong ruins to save Su Ning.
Therefore, after Tang Ao adjusted his state to the peak, he immediately set off for the Shennong ruins. Tang Ao was not the first to walk out of this forest. Before Tang Ao, many people had already walked out of this forest. But after these people left the woods, they never came out again, as if sinking into the sea, silently.
Therefore, everyone is also a little worried about this Shennong relic, and they dare not try it easily when they are not fully sure. Naturally, Tang Ao didn't know what these people thought. If Tang Ao knew it, he would inevitably laugh again. In this wood, all you can do is follow the instructions on the stone tablet to dissolve the rejuvenating energy in your body, and you can’t do anything useful for exploring the relics.
If you don’t see the ruins yourself, you don’t know what will happen in the ruins, so there’s no answer. Therefore, Tang Aocai arrived at the entrance of the Shennong Ruins without any hesitation. After arriving at the entrance of the Shennong Ruins, Tang Ao took out the map of the ruins given by Liu Lingxuan. After taking a look, Tang Ao walked into the entrance of the ruins.
The moment he entered, Tang Ao felt a sense of turning the sky and the earth, and this feeling meant that the entrance of this ruin was a teleportation formation, and since it was a teleportation formation, the map given by Liu Lingxuan was probably useless. On the map Liu Lingxuan gave to Tang Ao, the Shennong ruins were surrounded by rooms one after another, but Tang Ao was in the snow and ice at the moment.
Moreover, Liu Lingxuan said that the spirit power cannot be used in the Shennong Ruins, and it does not exist in this area. At this moment, Tang Ao's spirit power spread out in all directions like a tide. Corresponding things around him were instantly and clearly presented under Tang Ao's perception. According to Liu Lingxuan's speculation, Shennong Grass was inside the Shennong Ruins, but Tang Ao didn't know where he was in the Shennong Ruins.