After tossing in the fish food, Fu Hua opened her umbrella and led Cang Xiaoxuan out. The sun was blazing today, so it was better to keep the umbrella up.
Watching the two of them leave once again, the koi in the pond grew somewhat anxious. If the immortal left Yangzhou, would she take it with her?
It was very worried!
So it desperately wanted to regain some strength, at least enough to briefly assume human form.
But... it would be soon. Its condition was getting better and better now; it probably would not take much longer.
The only problem was the curse-like karmic force on its body. After taking human form... its once emerald-green eyes had turned blood-red, and one green eye had even become black as an abyss. Its once fiery, passionate hair had gradually been stained black as well, Honkai markings had appeared on its cheeks, and murderous intent surged from it like a flood, inspiring fear.
Would the immortal accept it like this?
It did not know...
Yangzhou, known in ancient times as Guangling and Jiangdu, was an important seaport city on the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. During the Sui and Tang dynasties, canals were excavated with Luoyang as their center. The canal stretched north to Youzhou and south to Hangzhou, joining the Yangtze River at Yangzhou. Thus, Yangzhou possessed an enormous canal system, and by the Tang Dynasty, it had become a prosperous city with highly developed land and water transportation.
During the Tang Dynasty, large numbers of foreign merchants gathered in Yangzhou to trade. In the second year of Chang'an, Japan sent envoys to Yangzhou. Egyptians, Indians, and Romans also became frequent visitors to Yangzhou, while Persians used Yangzhou as their trading base.
Yangzhou's canal system had brought prosperity to the