The Elegant Troublemaker

P.S.: Second update.

Riel Sea, a city built upon the Tree of Life. Whether from the perspectives of architecture, biology, theology, or numerous other fields, this "City of Trees," Riel Sea, was a miracle. This was the holy land of the elves, the site of the Elven Empire's royal capital, and the spiritual paradise of all elves.

Standing beneath Riel Sea, Yin Kuang could only vaguely make out the tree canopy when he looked up. His view was obscured by the clouds and mist in the sky. Not far from where Yin Kuang stood was a small town with a population of around ten thousand. Even from outside the town, he could sense the lively atmosphere within. The bustle of civilization blended seamlessly with the tranquility of nature, and Yin Kuang immediately took a liking to the place.

A ring of such towns was scattered around the base of the Tree of Life, each with a population of roughly ten thousand. More than twenty towns accommodated over two hundred thousand residents. Most of these residents were non-elves, gathered here because of their love for nature and peace. Each town served different functions. While enjoying the nourishment of the natural aura brought by the Tree of Life, they also supplied the elves of Riel Sea with daily necessities, handicrafts, and more. A small number of non-elves recognized by the elves could obtain residency rights in Riel Sea.

Above and below the tree, a complete and harmonious social and economic system had formed.

The towns beneath the tree were especially lively today. Today was a very special day—under the witness of the "Goddess of Light," the elven princess, renowned for both her nobility and beauty and known as the "Messenger of Leaves and Flowers," would hold a grand wedding ceremony with