After Transmigrating, I Became a God by Plundering --- Chapter 18: Legends of the Four Ancient Tombs (3)

Of course, I wouldn't be so rude. Since Shen Wansan didn't install any mechanisms, it shows his attitude, and I wouldn't be impolite and disturb his eternal rest. "In the adjacent tomb chamber are treasures Shen collected throughout his life. Young friend, you may take whatever you wish. However, there are two rare treasures Shen sought in his lifetime. One is the Treasure Gathering Basin, which I disguised and passed down to my descendants, so it's not here. If you came for this, you might be disappointed." "The other treasure is the Water Spirit Pearl, the bead on my coffin. This treasure can absorb spiritual energy on its own, possessing the ability to condense, gather, and disperse water. If you are interested, I would be deeply grateful if you could take it and then close the outer tomb door before leaving, to prevent the tomb from being flooded. I would be eternally thankful." So that's why Shen Wansan dared to build a tomb underwater – it was because of the Water Spirit Pearl. No wonder the tomb was dry inside and out; it was all thanks to the Water Spirit Pearl's ability to disperse water. After reading Shen Wansan's message, I continued to examine the ancient books on the bookshelf. After all, these were priceless treasures. I also knew that these paper items and wooden household goods were preserved intact not just because of their materials, but also because of the Water Spirit Pearl. There were quite a few ancient books on the bookshelf, each with its own unique material. Besides paper, there were also animal skins and bamboo slips. It was clear they were all collected and cherished by Shen Wansan during his lifetime. Since the internal space of the little furball only absorbs meat anyway, I stored all the books in its body. Although I wanted to take the valuable furniture as well, there was simply too much to fit. I'll go check out the side room first.