Bab 1000: A Hundred Tombstones!

Fengdu was also called Ghost City.

Since ancient times, this place had been regarded as the final resting place for people after death, and the facilities in Fengdu were based on the people's imagination of the netherworld.

For example, the Gate of Hell, the Yellow Springs, the city of undeserved death, the Yama Temple, the village viewing platform, the river of forgetfulness, the three lives stone, the eighteen levels of hell, the bridge of helplessness, the six paths of reincarnation, and so on.

It was a cultural heritage that had been rooted in China for thousands of years, even though it was denied by the current scientific view.

However, it still satisfied everyone's curiosity.

Due to this, Fengdu, which was located in the land of Bayu, became a tourist attraction. Every year, countless tourists would come over to see the feudal mentality that they were most unwilling to accept but unable to suppress.