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I Created A Dungeon In A Cultivation World

Argon got Isekaid to another world, and also got a system that can help him build a dungeon in a cultivation world, where people can get amazing treasures inside. And for our mc to get enough resources for upgrading the dungeon he also needs to kill the people that will enter his dungeon to get soul coins that will help him upgrade the dungeon. In a world where cultivation is the key to power and strength. Argon has the power to create dungeons - underground labyrinths filled with powerful monsters and valuable treasures. Using his unique abilities, Argon creates a dungeon in the heart of an unknown forest, hoping to attract powerful cultivators and increase his own strength. But as his dungeon grows in size and power, the top powerhouses in the world realized the danger of the dungeon, since the dungeon would pour out unknown monsters that will wreak havoc in the world. To survive in this new world, Argon must use all his cunning and strength to navigate the treacherous world of cultivation and defend his dungeon from those who seek to destroy it. ------------------- Discord: https://discord.gg/rRznGw45WS

BLACKangelmarl · Fantasi Timur
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Chapter 173: The Destruction In Veiled Forest

Upon reaching the outskirts of the Veiled Forest, Kaelar and the three grand elders were taken aback by the eerie silence that engulfed the area. It was unusual, for the forbidden realm of the Veiled Forest was known to attract treasure hunters and adventurous cultivators despite its dangers. The absence of people was a perplexing sight.

Grand elder Lan, his voice filled with astonishment, broke the silence. "This is highly unusual. The Veiled Forest has always been sought after for its hidden treasures, regardless of the perils it holds. It is unthinkable for it to be completely devoid of people."

Kaelar nodded, his eyes narrowing as he surveyed the surroundings. "Indeed, something significant must have occurred here. The absence of treasure seekers and cultivators raises more questions than it answers."