Even though luck was needed to encounter opportunities, strength was also required. Lu Yin did not intend to allow people to freely enter and exit Burial Garden’s gates within the Great Eastern Alliance’s territory. This was his territory, and he could be as domineering as he wished.

Lu Yin also made plans to enter and explore Burial Garden himself.

There were no restrictions regarding one’s cultivation level to enter Burial Garden. As long as a person found a gate, they could enter.

Lan Si was part of the first group of people to enter the gates. During the few days that he had been in Burial Garden, he had been doing his best to avoid a wooden hammer striking his head.

He wanted to curse someone. After entering Burial Garden, he had inexplicably found himself in a concave field. Before he was even able to observe his surroundings, a wooden hammer had fallen, aimed straight at his head. He had been lucky enough to react in time and avoid being struck. However, he soon saw that the place where the hammer had struck had numerous cracks, and he realized that he could not afford to be struck, as it would absolutely kill him.

The wooden hammer was the size of an entire planet, and it smashed down at the ground again and again. The void was crushed every time the hammer struck, and Lan Si believed that only a giant could wield this weapon. Based on the size, the giant would have to be much bigger than even Chen Huang, as it would...