What was it like living in the Dragon Palace?
The answer: nothing particularly special.
Shen Le had originally thought he would go without seeing daylight for quite some time. Yet for some reason, he could see sunlight through the windows of the side hall where he stayed, and once he stepped outside, he could bask in the sun—
Qing Li told him that this side hall had been specially prepared for guests from land. Special Formations had been set up around it to draw in daylight.
Of course, if guests wanted to experience the underwater environment of the Dragon Palace, they could shut down the Formation or move to another side hall, where they could directly watch fish swimming outside the entrance...
"Ah, no need for that for now. Thanks." Shen Le was deeply moved—and firmly declined.
Repairing that wooden vessel was probably not something he could finish in a week or two, perhaps not even in a month or two. If he went without sunlight for too long, he was afraid he would get depressed!
Hadn't the Nordic Big Four seen huge numbers of people fall into depression from not getting enough sun, forcing them to fly south for vacations or use light therapy to lift their moods and ease their depression?
Not only could he see daylight, but the furnishings and decor of this side hall had even taken modern people's needs into careful consideration.
The moment he stepped inside, Shen Le actually suspected he had come to the wrong place—or that a teleportation Formation had been set up at the entrance, directly connecting it to some guesthouse on land:
An elegant plum blossom arrangement stood at an angle by the wall, subtly dividing the entryway from the main hall;
Warm dark-brown flooring, soft and comfortable sofas, and