Xiangnan Province was home to a land of fish and rice nourished by Dongting Lake and the Xiang River. To its west lay the world-renowned geological park and precious heritage of Earth, the Bow Family Realm.
Western Xiangnan, including Baoqing City, bordered that distinguished province known for "eight parts mountains, one part water, and one part farmland," the only province in the country without vast plains. This was one of the regions in the world with the most typical development of lava landforms, dotted with expansive and magnificent karst scenery.
Earlier, after Liu Chang'an had crawled out through the complex underground waterways of the Yucatán Peninsula and returned to crawl around the caves of that distinguished province, he had still felt that the caves here were simply far too complicated.
The fox Shangguan Dandan had mentioned was a strange beast that had taken human form. It sat in the passenger seat of a woman called Wudang Mountain.
Zhu Juntang called that woman Wudang Mountain, which reminded Liu Chang'an of the time before his last visit to South Mountain. He had stopped by a women's wellness club run by strange beasts, where a woman had asked him on the road whether he remembered her. Liu Chang'an vaguely recalled that she was called Wudang Mountain, and he had politely greeted her.
It seemed they were the same woman. A woman being called Wudang Mountain was somewhat strange, yet the more one thought about it, the more tasteful and lofty it seemed.
Zhu Juntang knew her. She was a woman from Taiwan, and the fact that a strange beast had left its headquarters at the women's wellness club to come to such a remote place was highly suspicious.
What was more, that women's wellness club had connections with Fujiwara Jiujing. After Fujiwara Jiujing