Martial Cultivator Chapter 230: Gathering

Anything related to the ancient past was highly valued by the major sects and even secular dynasties. It was because the term 'ancient' often represented a distant time. Among the various sects, the Deercry Monastery had the longest surviving lineage in the world presently. It was difficult to ascertain how many years this leader of Buddhism had existed, but no matter how long it was, it was at most a thousand years. As for the Infatuation Daoist Temple, it existed for an even shorter time. People had very little understanding of history from a thousand years ago, and everything could only be learned through artifacts excavated from the ruins of these ancient sects to understand the ancient history.

Through these items, they could gain insights into what the world was like thousands of years ago.

Therefore, these ancient ruins, especially the ancient ruins of major sects, had always been very important.

If it was just an ordinary cave abode, the Infatuation Daoist Temple and these sects probably would rush here impatiently to get a share of the pie.

Chen Chao sighed and said, "It seems that I didn't consider everything thoroughly back then."

The vice-chairman of the Heavenly Imperial Institution said, "That's not Warden Chen's problem. Such matters are destined to not be able to hide from everyone. To be able to do something like this, to want to do such a thing, and to achieve such results in the end, it's already excellent."

"The ancient ruin is highly valued by the foreign cultivators. There are rumors that these ancient sects possess extraordinary cultivation methods different from those of today. There are also legends of powerhouses from a thousand years ago who were much stronger than today's powerhouses. However, these are all ultimately just legends. To obtain answers, one can only look for oneself. Therefore, whether is it the various major sects, or the imperial court, they attach great importance to this. If it weren't for the unique nature of this place, the imperial court might have dispatched a

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