No one knew how long they had been running when the Big Black Dog suddenly stopped in front of a peculiar mountain. The mountain resembled a fork, with sharp prongs piercing the clouds, as if it could tear through Heaven and Earth.
On the stone wall of the mountain were engraved three Innate Divine Texts. Zhang Chen recognized their meaning at a glance: Shuangcha Ridge.
"Does this ridge have a name?" Zhang Chen mused with some curiosity. He couldn't help but think of the scene from his past life's Journey to the West, where Tang Monk faced his first hardship at Shuangcha Ridge, encountering Liu Bowen.
But Journey to the West was ultimately just a novel, not reality. What puzzled Zhang Chen was that the ridges in the Spiritual World also had names.
The Big Black Dog stared fixedly at Shuangcha Ridge, with a trace of sorrow in its eyes, whimpered, and then turned to continue sprinting through the forest.
