This Time, the Blessed Land Must Put On an Act

Gu Immortals had to endure untold hardship to pass through the regional walls; it was extraordinarily difficult.

Yet at this time every year, because of the Earth Tide, the regional walls of the Eastern Sea became weak and thin. Gu Immortals from Central Continent, Northern Plains, and Southern Border would seize the chance to enter the Eastern Sea.

Of course, a small number of Eastern Sea Gu Immortals would also take the opportunity to enter Central Continent, Northern Plains, and Southern Border.

Thus, it was not strange for Gu Immortals from Central Continent, Northern Plains, and Southern Border to come to the Eastern Sea.

Only Western Desert Gu Immortals were truly rare in the Eastern Sea. Western Desert and Eastern Sea did not border one another, with Central Continent lying between them. Once a Western Desert Gu Immortal appeared in the Eastern Sea, they would certainly draw countless eyes.

The world had five regions: Central Continent, Northern Plains, Southern Border, Western Desert, and Eastern Sea. Of them, Central Continent possessed the strongest overall strength and countless Gu Master sects. The Southern Border Hundred Thousand Great Mountains was a landscape of overlapping mountain ranges. Northern Plains had flat, boundless grasslands; its tribes were the most mobile and the most warlike.

As for the Eastern Sea, it was the richest in resources. Within its vast seas and deep seawater lay innumerable fish, shrimp, sea beasts, mineral deposits, and precious stones.

Most Gu Immortals from Central Continent, Northern Plains, and Southern Border came to the Eastern Sea for these resources; this was common. Northern Plains in particular was a land long ravaged by war and poorest in resources. Quite a few Northern Plains Gu Immortals came to the Eastern Sea seeking opportunities for development or sheltering from trouble.

Tai Bai Yun Sheng continued,