"Wind-Listening City" was a city with a name steeped in ancient charm. Its territory was quite vast, and it was also a city where many cultivators liked to gather.
The reason was that this city was controlled by a convent of nuns, and they treated cultivators from all sides with great gentleness.
Yet no cultivator dared to become too arrogant and overbearing here, fighting as they pleased.
Those nuns normally spoke softly and gently, but how could a sect that had stood firm in the Immortal-Spirit Realm without falling, while controlling its own territory for ages, possibly be an easy one to deal with?
Once such a sect turned ruthless, it would be utterly heartless and cold-blooded. Those women who had entered the Buddhist path either sought to purify their hearts and curb their desires, or were women whose hearts had already died.
Only because they cultivated Buddhism did they display equality among all living beings before others. In truth, they had long severed the six roots from worldly matters. Whoever disturbed their peaceful dreams would only be made to "shut their mouth."
When Li Yan and Bai Rou arrived at the city gate, several nuns politely stopped them. After asking a few questions, Li Yan paid some spirit stones, received temporary tokens, and slowly entered the city.
For the vast majority of cultivators, the questioning at the gates served little purpose. Rogue Cultivators were not barred from entering either.
Thus, one could often simply make up an identity and origin on the spot. After verifying it according to their own rules, the other party would let them pass, primarily in order to collect spirit stone fees.
This rule brought the convent considerable income every single day, and their reason for charging was quite straightforward.
Any cultivator entering Wind-Listening City