"So, what did you call your own planet?" Lu Zheng asked.
"It had no name." Si Lingxi shook her head. "When did you start calling yours Blue Star?"
"I really hadn't paid attention to that." Lu Zheng blinked. "Probably... at least after you realized this place was a planet?"
"That was exactly it. Ordinary people did not even know where they were, while those of us who did know had no use for such a name. So we still used names like the Central Plains and Southern Frontier," Si Lingxi explained.
"Were there any other continents over there?" Lu Zheng asked.
Si Lingxi shook her head. "No. There was only one continent. The fertile land in the middle was the Central Plains. South of the Ten Thousand Mountains in the Southern Frontier, north of the endless snowfields of the Northern Region, and west of the desert oases in the west were all either eternally dark ice plains or boundless seas. There were some islands of varying sizes out at sea, but none could compare to the Central Plains."
"Then didn't they all connect to the Eastern Sea?"
Si Lingxi nodded. "They all connected to the Eastern Sea. Some peak great demons also hid away there to cultivate, but the environment was harsh and few people went there. Apart from the occasional trip to search for heavenly treasures, even cultivators and the Demon Race rarely visited in ordinary times."
Lu Zheng understood. The harsh environment was one factor, but the more important reason was that no humans lived there.
Just like Blue Star, only humans gained intelligence from a young age, providing the basic warmth of mortal life and the need for interaction. Aside from those who truly wanted nothing but cultivation, most demons and even ghosts actually lived around the