Ye Qing set down his wine jar with a confused expression, “The sun? Why is there a sun in this god forsaken place?”0

The Nanjiang Royal Court had shifted to a place called Vile Water.0

“Beware the Poor Mountain and Vile Water, for even gods and ghosts stay far away from them.” This warning directly referred to the two most dangerous places of Nanjiang, the Poor Mountain and the Vile Water.0

Poor Mountain was a barren, lifeless mountain where only the Vile Wind blew all year long. Any life touched by the Vile Wind would wither away and die, which was why the mountain came to be known as the Poor Mountain.0

Vile Water referred to the dark rain and gray fog that constantly plagued a certain location in the One Hundred Thousand Mountains of Nanjiang. The rain water was called the Vile Water, capable or corroding flesh and disintegrating bones upon contact. The...0