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It was said that the ancient city of Lou Lan was located in the western part of the Luo Bu Lake and was the hub of the western part of the city. It occupied an extremely important position on the ancient silk road. Silk, tea, horses, grapes, and jewelry from China and the Western Regions were first traded through Lou Lan. Lou Lan's Ancient China Calendar was established 176 B.C., but it suddenly and mysteriously disappeared in 630 A.D., leaving behind a stretch of ruins in the desert, which triggered many of the later generations' fantasies.

Some said that Lou Lan's death had been caused by the violation of the laws of nature, and that the Loulan people had cut down the soil and soil, causing the invasion of sand and wind, the diversion of rivers, the abnormal weather, the epidemic, the water loss, and the accumulation of saline and alkali, which eventually led to the destruction of the kingdom. Others said that the Loulan people had chosen to flee for their lives in the face of a great disaster. Lou Lan was on the verge of tears. They were on their way at the same time as a sandstorm that they had never experienced before. It was a grand burial ground, with the sky going dark, the earth going dark, sand flying and rocks flying, and a sound like a ghost.

Regardless of the reason, Wang Hao no longer wanted to make wild guesses. He was thinking that after a thousand years, if he was buried by the sandstorm and didn't know if the tunnel described by Senior Xie Wang was still there, how could he find it?

"The sun and moon have disappeared, and the divine dragon has reappeared. A fish leaping over a dragon's gate, reappearing in the ancient city. " Wang Hao thought about what Xie Wang's letter had said. How could he explain the lack of light from the sun and moon? Just when Wang Hao was puzzled, his younger brother ran over and said, "Brother, today I was watching TV and said there was a solar eclipse. Let's watch the solar eclipse first before looking for one." Eclipse? That's right, wasn't a solar eclipse the light of the sun and moon? Seems like his own little brother was indeed a lucky star. Wang Hao happily replied, "Okay, then we'll wait for the solar eclipse."

The tourists coming and going, in groups of three or five, gesticulating excitedly in the hot sun, throwing a water bottle and a plastic bag on the sand, seemed to come at random, without the slightest bit of procrastination. After a while came the manager's voice from the radio, "Please note that due to the solar eclipse today, please follow our staff or the tour guide back to the safe place to avoid any accidents. We are not responsible for any accidents happening to passengers who have not returned." After two consecutive broadcasts, the passengers slowly gathered together like a gathering place. Some of them even kindly reminded Wang Hao to leave after seeing him. Wang Hao smiled and nodded his head.

Following the Evil King's letter, they arrived in front of a temple building that looked like it was used for worship. In front of the building was a stop sign for tourists. With a flash, Wang Hao entered. The interior was extremely large. In the middle of the temple sat a large Buddha statue, solemn and dignified, giving people the impulse to bow down in worship. Wang Hao called out his younger brother and instructed him not to run around randomly. He found a place to sit cross-legged and waited for the arrival of the solar eclipse.

Around noon, the solar eclipse arrived. As the solar eclipse approached, the entire ancient city was filled with killing intent, as if it was going to bury all the tourists. The yellow sand that filled the sky blew past, covering the sky and the earth. The heaven and earth were filled with a destructive aura, and darkness slowly approached from a distance, as if it was a fierce beast that was selecting its prey.

Darkness covered the entire ancient city. Wang Hao quickly called his little brother to his side and stored him in the phoenix ring. The howling gale in the darkness was like a wild beast, Wang Hao placed his true essence around his body to form a true essence barrier, isolating the sand and keeping a close eye on the activity here. At the same time, he also released his spiritual consciousness to cover the entire ancient city, in case Xie Wang's message was wrong, the passage would appear elsewhere.

Suddenly, a dazzling golden light was emitted from the palace in front of Wang Hao. Following that, a resonant dragon's roar resounded in his mind. Wang Hao flew into the palace and headed straight for the golden light. The mouth of the dragon would open and close occasionally, and a faint dragon's roar rang out. The mouth of the dragon should be the so-called dragon gate, because there was nowhere for people to go in and out of this place. Wang Hao did not hesitate as he circulated all the True Essence in his body and flew straight to the mouth of the dragon, and just as he was about to close his mouth, Wang Hao smoothly entered into the 'dragon gate'.

At this moment, the park visitors at the administration area were dumbstruck as they saw a ray of golden light soar into the sky. They were so shocked that they were rendered speechless. With so many people gathered together, it was rare for them to quieten down. After a while, the golden light faded away and the sun reappeared in the sky. The frantic yellow sand slowly subsided. If it wasn't for the fact that there was a thick layer of yellow sand at the entrance, they would have thought that this was just a dream. At this moment, some of the park visitors disregarded the manager's advice and dashed in the direction where the golden light used to be. They were still shouting, "Treasure …"

A wave of dizziness spread to his mind. His vision turned gray as his body seemed to be moving upwards and downwards. Wang Hao could no longer differentiate between the two and could only feel the world spinning around him. He wanted to vomit. After an unknown period of time, with a "Peng" sound, Wang Hao felt like he had landed on the ground. Right now, he just wanted to lie there and not move at all.