The Song of Jiang Li

The Classic of Mountains and Seas, "The Great Wilderness: The West": "Beyond the northwest sea, at the edge of the Great Wilderness, there is a mountain that does not meet its other half. It is called Buzhou."

There's a mountain range in the western part of the land of China called the Kunlun Mountains. Head northwest past Kunlun, and you'll see a vast stretch of oddly shaped mountains. One of the mountains has a gap, but no outsider can see the scenery within. From outside, even the sharpest eyes can make out nothing but flames soaring into the sky. But if you dare to venture inside, you'll find a magnificent landscape where water and sky merge as one. Some say these mountains once nurtured the primordial chaos. Others say they conceal a passage to the heavens. Still others say they imprison the fierce ghosts of the Nine Abysses...

The rumors vanished abruptly, and not until the Buzhou Mountain Manor appeared out of nowhere last year.

In their place came a new legend...