Chapter 65 The Significance of Cultivation

It was extraordinary in Tianku Peak.

During several centuries, due to the hard work of cultivators from generation to generation, this heavenly peak was mostly caverned out.

In the mountain, there were countless beehive-like caves. The end of the caves was more than ten stairs. The front half of the stairs were made of stone while the latter half were made of wood. Looking forward along the stairs, you would have an open view and then see continuous spaces adjacent to each other.

The spaces were not dark because every stone brick and rock mass were glittering. All the residential caves were built against the peak. They were elegantly furnished, where the bed, incense table, burning furnace and curio shelf were all exquisitely made and equipped.

In the middle of the peak was a huge straight and round log in view. The big log was joined by countless wood pieces, which also grew a lot of big wooden arms to support all the things in th