Spoiled by Eight Uncles (Lily)

Lilly was astonished for a moment.

She had crossed over to another dimension and found herself standing in front of a palace.

However, this palace was even more magnificent than the one she had seen in the abyss. It was twice as large and had not one, but two floors.

Unlike the palace in the abyss, this one was surrounded by floating clouds, creating an ethereal atmosphere. Lilly even wondered if she had somehow ended up inside the TV series "Journey to the West." "When | watched "Journey to the West" as a child, the Heavenly Court in the sky looked like this." Lilly was amazed. "There was also this ethereal mist, and the ground was covered in clouds." Has she truly arrived in the heavens? In the Heavenly Court? "Squeaky..." The small ghost beast suddenly fell from her shoulder and rolled into the clouds.

"Where are you going?" Lilly was startled and quickly tried to pick it up.

Her father had always told her that no matter where she went, no matter how peaceful it may seem, she must thoroughly investigate before taking action.

Lilly was concerned that these seemingly ethereal clouds might be dangerous. However, once the small ghost beast rolled into the clouds, it began to rub its face against them blissfully.

Soon, its aura soared. It had previously consumed a lot of Thunder Water, advancing from the eighth to the ninth level, but then it had reached a plateau.

Now, its aura was steadily rising, undergoing continuous upgrades.

Lilly exclaimed, "Could these clouds aid in your cultivation?" At this rate, won't the small ghost beast soon reach the peak of the ninth level, just like Godzilla before? And this is only at the entrance of the palace.

How many treasures must be inside the palace? Lilly used her spiritual consciousness to scan the clouds outside the palace, confirming that they posed no danger.

However, when she attempted to explore what lay inside the palace, her spiritual consciousness was unexpectedly blocked.

A palace that can block spiritual consciousness? Lilly proceeded cautiously, pushing the door open.

After confirming that it was safe, she gradually relaxed.

It was only at this moment that she was stunned by the scene before her. The palace was filled with gold and silver treasures.

Real gold and silver treasures, piles and piles of golden wealth, dazzling her eyes.

The gold and silver treasures surrounded a royal desk in the center, reminiscent of the desks of Hera and the Jade Emperor.

Various cups, wine pots, and plates of fruits were placed on top.

"Is this the Heavenly Court? How could the Heavenly Court have gold and silver treasures..." Lilly mumbled, "Now, gold is of no use to me, just earthly possessions..." She spoke to herself, sweeping all the gold and silver treasures into her ring.

She couldn't use them, but she could give them to her uncles and brothers.

This way, even if her uncles and brothers didn't work hard and lived carefree every day, they would have more money than they could spend.

After emptying the gold and silver treasures, including the tables and cups of the Jade Emperor and Hera, and a bunch of other things she didn't recognize into her ring, Lilly moved on.

The palace had two courtyards in the front, with three halls—the main hall and two side halls.

In the rear courtyard, there were three large halls, and on top of the main hall, there was another level. Lilly didn't dare to imagine how many gold and silver treasures might be inside.

The first impression a person gets is like this - subconsciously thinking that the main hall contains the best things. Therefore, Lilly subconsciously thought that there might be gold and silver treasures outside the main hall.

However, who goes through the trouble of hiding one palace in another space and then hiding gold and silver treasures inside the palace? Lilly realized this when she reached the side hall and was shocked. Upon pushing the door open, she found the place filled with immortality stones.

Stacks upon stacks piled up, filling the entire side hall. Although not as many as in the cave of the Emperor Greenbow, each one was pure and had clear rules.

With a wave of her hand, Lilly swept all the immortality stones into her ring.

She started to get excited. If the side hall contained something as valuable as immortality stones, what treasures would the halls behind it hold? Lilly's legs were almost smoking from her excitement. She ran in a circle with an excited expression and pushed open the door— more immortality stones.

Pushed open another door. There were red, glowing things that looked a bit like paint at first glance.

These were the red glowing dots in the blood-red pond water when she cultivated her spiritual consciousness in the evil eye.

After she finished cultivating with them, the pond water changed from blood-red to almost transparent.

The shiny red substance in front of her looked like quicksand, and Lilly felt extremely comfortable when her divine consciousness touched it.

"Such incredible things." Take it all, take it all! Who is this kind of person filling this place with treasures? Lilly took one hall of gold and silver treasures, two halls of immortality stones, and three halls of "red quicksand." There was only the second level above the main hall that she hadn't explored.

For Lilly, this was simple. With a single thought, the spatial rules activated, and she appeared on the second level.

She remained vigilant and sensed that there was something inside—something moving.

Just then, there were faint footsteps inside.

Lilly's eyes narrowed. He's here. That guy from the palace at the bottom of the half-space abyss.

She immediately added several layers of defense shields inside and outside herself. Then, with her spiritual consciousness surrounding her, ready to pinch, needle, and knife at any moment...

Creak— The door suddenly opened by itself.

Lilly held her breath but found that whatever was inside seemed scary as well. It moved incredibly fast, whooshing to the back.

Lilly hadn't had a chance to see what it was, but she saw two long, hairy legs flying past.

What is this thing?