This peak was incredibly straight, its four sides almost entirely steep, vertical cliffs, and the exposed rocks were extremely smooth and sharp.
One could easily scrape their skin if not careful. If it were an ordinary person, even the most skilled climbers would probably not dare to challenge such terrain.
But for Wang Longhu, it was as if he were walking on flat ground.
He moved swiftly like a spider, using both hands and feet, advancing toward the mountaintop.
Even with the strong winds blowing around him, Wang Longhu remained as steady as Mount Tai, showing no signs of faltering.
Soon enough, the outline of the summit came into view, prompting Wang Longhu to slow down and begin observing the surroundings.
At the summit stood an unbelievably enormous white palace.
The architectural style vaguely resembled that of India and Thailand, with four to five-meter high white walls on all sides, engraved with bas-reliefs of lotus platforms and Buddhas.
