The words "vast sea" and "mulberry fields" form an idiom meaning that the ocean has become fertile farmland, while farmland has turned into a vast sea... The idiom is generally used to describe great or rapid changes in the world, or changes brought about by the passage of time.
After all, under the relentless wash of time, things changed by the day, and the world transformed. That was perfectly normal—nothing strange about it.
But today...
Here in the East Sea, east of Chentang Pass, the scene described by the idiom "the vast sea becomes mulberry fields" had appeared before the eyes of the people, fishermen, and farmers of Chentang Pass in just over two years. More and more people had also learned about a certain matter:
Among the disciples of the Flame Immortal of Cloud Peak on Mount Cuiping was a third-ranked disciple named Jingwei Bird. According to the rumors, she had been transformed from the daughter of the Yan Emperor. Not only was her magic power profound, she was also incredibly devoted to filling the sea. With a mighty supernatural ability capable of moving mountains and overturning seas, she had uprooted nearly every mountain near Chentang Pass except Mount Cuiping, then tossed them all into the ocean to the east. Just like that, she had created a vast expanse of islands and land in the middle of the sea.
And what followed from that was...
The farmers and common folk of Chentang Pass soon discovered that after the third disciple of Cloud Peak—the divine bird Jingwei—had moved away mountain after mountain with her peerless supernatural powers, countless flat, fertile fields and unclaimed lands had appeared within Chentang Pass out of nowhere.
As a result, many villagers who had benefited from this became increasingly grateful to the disciples of Mount