After Chu Liang had unboxed the reward, it was already very late. Even so, he didn't feel tired, which was why he headed out to the Bombax River to kill another batch of wine-jar monsters.1

These wine-jar monsters behaved like low-intelligence group animals, following certain behavioral rules. For example, only one would live in each part of the river; if there were more, they would move downstream to find a new place. Also, they would vanish during the day and come out at night to catch and eat ghosts.0

At some point, Chu Liang started suspecting what would happen to these wine-jar monsters if he had never come to collect them.0

They would probably spread downstream along the river, but what would happen after they devoured enough ghosts? Could they grow infinitely?0

Although he was curious, he didn't keep a wine-jar monster alive to test his conjecture. After all, there would always be times when he couldn't be here to kill more of these monsters for rewards. By then, he could just come back here and check things in a few days.0

Currently, the demand for Fragrance of Enlightenment...4