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    Instead, he utilized his spiritual energy to scan the box and quickly identified two items inside.


    One item appeared to be a thick book, which Charlie Wade suspected was a photocopy of the “Preface to the Nine Mysteries Sutra.” The other item resembled a metal pagoda.


    After confirming the contents were intact, Charlie Wade instinctively tried to retract his consciousness and swiftly exit the Zhou Manor with the items. However, as soon as his aura brushed against the pagoda, it seemed to sense his presence, and unexpectedly, he felt his own aura being attracted towards it.


    To his shock, since his spiritual energy was governed by his divine consciousness—an invisible extension of his spiritual awareness—the pagoda began to absorb his energy, forcibly drawing a portion of his consciousness away!<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    In that moment, Charlie Wade perceived the world around him descending into chaos; everything turned dark except for a faint light directly before him. The surroundings felt as oppressive as a dense gray fog.


    Suddenly, he heard a loud rumbling, and the ground beneath him began to tremble. Just as he was at a loss, the earth cracked open, releasing a brilliant golden light.


    To his astonishment, a golden square pagoda erupted from the fissure in the ground.


    This pagoda radiated a golden brilliance, and as more of it emerged, the light grew even more dazzling. Charlie Wade found himself looking up at the pagoda, which soared higher and higher until its top was out of sight.


    The structure was both majestic and awe-inspiring.


    Just when Charlie Wade was in a state of shock, the two golden doors of the pagoda swung open outward. The light spilling from the doors was so bright that it obscured everything inside.


    Strangely, Charlie Wade felt an uncontroble urge to move toward the entrance of the pagoda.


    As he approached the doors, the golden light intensified, bing blinding—brighter than the noon sun. Yet, as he stepped inside the pagoda, the brilliant light abruptly ceased.


    For a brief moment, his vision darkened, but then he found himself in an expansive space filled with thousands of monks sitting cross-legged, chanting sutras. In front of them, a bustling construction site was alive with ancient craftsmen erecting a square pagoda. A leading monk, d in a golden cassock, sat cross-legged on a high wooden tform.


    Charlie Wade recognized the pagoda; it appeared both familiar and strange, evoking a sense of déjà vu that he couldn’t quite ce.


    In an instant, the scene transitioned from the construction site, soaring above an imperial city.


    As Charlie Wade surveyed the city below, his knowledge of history and literature suddenly clicked into ce.


    He realized that the city he was observing was, in fact, Chang’an from the prosperous Tang Dynasty over a millennium ago!


    At that moment, he finally understood that the square pagoda he had just seen must be the renowned Big Wild Goose Pagoda, a currentndmark in Chang’an.


    What he witnessed was the Big Wild Goose Pagoda during its construction!


    The reason for his mix of familiarity and strangeness likely stemmed from the fact that the pagoda had undergone numerous renovations since its original construction, altering its appearance, features, and even the number of stories it had over the centuries.