From the style of this tower, it can be seen that it was built in the Liao Dynasty. Many queens of the Liao Dynasty used to build towers to worship Buddha, but there are very few pure wooden ones, and even fewer have been preserved. The world praises it for being as famous as the Eiffel Tower.

It's just not famous enough.

Visitors can only enter the first floor to see, but cannot go up because the stairs are blocked.

The details are even more shocking when you look closely at the details from the inside. The vicissitudes of the old wood, the bustling feeling of the carvings around the tower, and the ethereal inspiration of the gold-plated Sakyamuni make you feel like you have traveled to ancient times in an instant.

What a great place, it opened my eyes. The level of this kind of tower should have been higher than the brick tower in Bin County back then.

There were a lot less tourists at this point. After looking around, I subconsciously turned my attention to the blue stone bricks at my feet.

After looking around, I placed the bag on a brick and started to circle around the bag.

Use my feet to measure the straight-line distance from my bag to the tower, and then constantly adjust the position of the bag based on experience.

Using the bag as a reference, after trying for a while, I roughly figured out the location of the "tower base".

Once the base of the tower is determined, you can find the "center of the tower".
Chapter completed!