The sheer vastness of Kunwu Continent lay far beyond anything a mortal could comprehend.
From ancient times to the present, fewer than a thousand people in total had ever crossed Kunwu Continent from its southernmost tip to its northernmost tip, or from its westernmost edge to its easternmost edge.
And that span of history stretched across tens of millions of years.
In truth, if crossing all of Kunwu Continent became a cultivator's lifelong pursuit, a Guiyi Realm cultivator could traverse the entire continent over the course of a lifetime.
But few ever did so.
Because what would be the point?
Crossing all of Kunwu Continent was a meaningless endeavor.
For precisely that reason, even the Hidden Sects of Kunwu Continent dared not claim they understood this vast, boundless land completely.
Another six years had passed since the Miaochuan Sect Incident.
In the center of Kunwu Continent lay an immense lake named Xinhai Lake.
It stretched three million li across and roughly seven hundred thousand li from north to south.
It was the largest lake on Kunwu Continent, and an utterly forbidden zone.
In fact, Kunwu Continent did have oceans.
Its western and southern reaches, for instance, were surrounded by ocean.
Many, many years ago, Immortal Cultivators from Kunwu Continent had sailed out to sea, seeking to discover what lay at its farthest end.
Then they discovered that beyond those oceans lay yet more vast, endless desert.
The Wusheng Desert.
The entire Kunwu Continent was encircled by the boundless Wusheng Desert.
And that desert marked the edge of the world.
As for why Xinhai Lake, in the center of Kunwu Continent, was called an utterly forbidden zone...
It was because no one who ventured into the depths of Xinhai Lake, mortal or Immortal Cultivator, had ever returned.
And from time to