Leisurely days were always happy. Sometimes Jiang Yun brewed a cup of Enlightenment Ancient Tea, and as its fragrance curled through the air, he chatted about everything under the sun with his Dao companions. When the mood took him, they talked by candlelight deep into the night.
Jiang Yun was, in truth, someone who loved quiet and an easy life.
The path of cultivation where one bared one's head, spilled hot blood, and fought heaven, earth, and all living beings did not suit him.
He preferred to plan before acting. He never fought a battle he was unsure of winning, and everything he did or considered had a clear purpose.
He had always been like that on the Big Dipper. It was only after taking the Star Road, leaving the danger zones behind and gaining overwhelming strength, that he had grown a little less restrained.
A life spent either fleeing pursuit or pursuing enemies did not suit him.
Given the time, he would rather wander the Source World with Xiao Nannan!
Xiao Nannan rarely asked to go outside anymore. The Source World had expanded as Jiang Yun grew stronger, and it had become ever more interesting.
In the Source World, Xiao Nannan, whom Jiang Yun had raised, seemed like a child chosen by the Heavenly Dao itself.
She needed no cultivation at all. Almost anything she wished for came true; wherever she wanted to play, she could go with a single thought.
The Central Continent, home to the Ninety-Nine Dragon Veins, was now as vast as a Primordial Giant Star.
Traces of human villages and towns could be found in a few scattered regions and on desolate stars.
Most of these humans were mortals. When Jiang Yun collected Dragon Veins on the Big Dipper and Ziwei, he had also taken