"Hehe, let's go. To be honest, I really want to see the Ancestral Dragon; he was a legendary emperor through the ages!"

Wu Liang sighed with emotion as he walked towards the museum's entrance, completely unbothered by the recent annihilation of the City-annihilating Ghosts right there.

Even now, he hadn't quite figured out what exactly the abilities of the General of Qin were.

Facing the unknown, confronting the threat of death at any moment.

Wu Liang still walked forward.

In the eyes of the General of Qin, there was an added hint of appreciation.

In his long military career, he had seen countless people—be they commoners or nobility, most of whom were fellow soldiers and generals who fought on the battlefield.

Without exception, these people would all tremble when they first stood in front of an unknown power.

He didn't know if the majesty of the Ancestral Dragon had been passed down through the ages, or if the other party would be excited or confused upon hearing the proclamation.

Yet now Wu Liang made his way forward decisively and calmly to face the unknown without much hesitation or thought. Such courage is indeed rare in the world.

As Wu Liang set off, Director Long beside him followed without any hesitation. Though there was a hint of shock and confusion in his eyes, neither fear nor cowardice could be seen.

"If only you were citizens of my Great Qin… Such spirit could undoubtedly achieve a work renowned through the ages; what a pity it is." The General of Qin couldn't help but lament.

Then he picked up the Bronze Halberd, held his head high, and strode towards the pitch-black entrance.

After making eye contact with Director Long, Wu Liang followed closely, determined to uncover what changes had occurred in this museum!

Dong——Dong——Dong——

Although Wu Liang had mentally prepared himself for environmental changes upon entering the palace after hearing the General of Qin call it so, he wasn't ready for it to be anything like the original Terracotta Warriors pit.

But the moment he stepped through the gate, it felt as if he had crossed the gap of ages from modern society into the Qin Dynasty of history.

The sound of footsteps echoed in the spacious corridor, and looking outside, the contrasting bright colors of the red walls and green tiles complemented the corridor's elegance, resembling a beautiful poetic imagery.

The exquisite and colorful wood carvings and sharply defined stone sculptures lining the corridor added a touch of solemnity and grandeur.

The seemingly endless stretch of the corridor further highlighted the vast expanse within the palace.

"General, which palace are we... in?" Director Long stepped forward and asked respectfully beside the General of Qin.

In response to his inquiry, the General of Qin answered truthfully: "Naturally, it's my master's temporary residence—Apang Palace!"

Upon hearing this, a hint of doubt flashed in Director Long's eyes, and he silently retreated to Wu Liang's side, lightly nudging him with his elbow.

Seeing the young man look puzzled, Director Long felt a bit worried about his understanding of history, and then softly explained, "The Apang Palace was never completed in history. From the start of construction until the halt upon the downfall of the Second Emperor Qin, it spanned about eight years, leaving only some ruins. How could there be such a grand and complete palace?"

The key point is that according to modern archeological research predictions, the front part of the Apang Palace alone covered several hundred acres.

It was even recorded in history: "Five hundred paces from east to west, fifty zhang from south to north. Upstairs can seat ten thousand people, and beneath it flags of five zhang high could be erected. The corridors extended from the palace straight to South Mountain. They built gates on the peak of South Mountain and created corridors from Apang to Wei, reaching Xianyang, resembling the paths in heaven intersecting Han River to reach the camp chambers."

If that's just the front hall, what kind of concept is that?

The geographical area of the entire Apang Palace might cover the size of dozens of Forbidden Cities.

This Terracotta Warriors Museum is tiny in comparison. How could it possibly contain such a massive and fundamentally nonexistent Apang Palace?

"In other words, this place, like Peach Blossom Spring, exists within a special space?"

Wu Liang furrowed his brows as he analyzed.

Only such a possibility could explain the presence of this tremendously vast palace; otherwise, it would just be an illusion, but an illusion couldn't deceive Wu Liang, who possesses the Ghost Compendium.

With this in mind, Wu Liang actually formed a new judgment.

The [Lost Realm] phenomena of Nation-Destroying Level supernatural events, with Triton referring to his old home as "Golden City", suggests that they must indeed have a real city structure to be called thus, right?

Could it be that a fundamental characteristic of all Nation-Destroying Level supernatural events is the possession of a designated space?

The three of them walked through one corridor after another in the palace, passing through various grand palace complexes.

Including the Heaven Altar for worshipping the heavens and the Earth Altar for offering sacrifices and praying for bountiful harvests in agriculture.

This so-called Apang Palace already seemed to be a complete structure with all facilities, unlike the historically incomplete ruin.

Eventually, the General of Qin led them to a majestic and elaborate hall door.

He lifted his hand and slowly pushed open the giant door several meters tall, then placed the Bronze Halberd into the hands of a nearby Stone Warrior, striding into the hall.

It was then that Wu Liang and Director Long noticed that almost every palace near them had some stone warrior carvings, which could actually move!

The stone warrior naturally accepted the Bronze Halberd and walked into a nearby stone pillar, seamlessly integrating itself to become an intricate carving within.

"Let me guess, this Apang Palace might also be an army of the Great Qin. If the Stone Warriors here emerged, each could be at the Red Robe Level, and joining thousands of Red Robes together with a General Level means City Destruction. Great Qin surely has more than just one general we saw earlier, right? This is surely a Nation-Destroying Level scenario!" Wu Liang couldn't help but say, watching this scene unfold.

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