The vast wilderness has endless territory, divided into east, west, south, north and middle regions.
Today, at the junction of the Eastern Territory and the Southern Territory, it rained heavily in the Manghuang Mountains.
The wild mountain range stretches for millions of miles, with peaks rising up from the ground. They are known as the Hundred Thousand Mountains.
On a rainy night, it is pitch dark, and in the primeval forest, the sound of rain hitting the leaves can be heard.
In the deep forest, there is an ancient tree, about ten feet high. It is not conspicuous at all in the towering ancient forest. However, this tree is exuding a gleaming light. The leaves are extremely jasper, like pieces of white jade inlaid on the branches, blooming with brilliance. In the ancient forest, it looks particularly mysterious...
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Reader comments
It's easy to enter the perfect world without seeing it, and the willow tree is too weak.
If it's not just about urban hegemony, then I feel like the subject matter is pretty good.
Isn't the Immortal Sutra a technique prepared for humanoid creatures? How can it be used on trees?
Commentary on Chapter 64: The Power of the Ancestral Dragon in "Fantasy: Evolution from Spirit Sacrifice" written by Jiang Bancheng.
It's easy to enter the perfect world without seeing it, and the willow tree is too weak.
If it's not just about urban hegemony, then I feel like the subject matter is pretty good.
Isn't the Immortal Sutra a technique prepared for humanoid creatures? How can it be used on trees?
Commentary on Chapter 64: The Power of the Ancestral Dragon in "Fantasy: Evolution from Spirit Sacrifice" written by Jiang Bancheng.