When deep night arrived.
It had to be said, if one ignored the dangers here, Nine-Zhang Heaven was quite beautiful at night.
There was a starry sky here, adorning the heavens in red, yellow, green, azure, and purple, each distinct from the next.
They twinkled and shimmered. In some places, they scattered in tiny specks; in others, they hung suspended like long rivers.
Every so often, one could even see star-rain falling, streak after streak weaving together in dazzling splendor.
The heavens were thus, and the earth refused to be outdone.
Those mountains, those rocks, that water, those trees—every one of them was so extraordinary. Light wreathed them, soft and delicate, intersecting with one another and blooming into a different kind of beauty amid the night.
All kinds of colorful lanterns also drifted through this place, like a hundred flowers bursting into bloom.
Some were long and narrow, some round, others oval. From certain angles, some were unquestionably equilateral triangles, while there were even heart-shaped ones—not the five-pointed-star kind of star, but the heart-shaped kind of heart.
If a place like this were used for trysts, it would undoubtedly become a legendary holy ground for confessions. Not only was it beautiful, but the success rate here was as high as ninety-nine percent. Even if you were ugly enough to darken heaven and earth, your intended partner would see you as an unmatched handsome man or a peerless beauty.
That was because every luminous object here was highly unusual. They were a special kind of bacteria, exhaling a gas that relaxed the brain, sent thoughts drifting, and made the nerves unable to resist excitement.
Yes, this was an exceedingly special biological poison. It could enter the human brain through breathing and grow special fungal filaments. More than that, special Dao principles