Ji Qingzhu arrived at Yunmeng Continent on the second day.
The Yunmeng Marsh Wilderness was boundless, its outer reaches ringed by towering mountains, while its interior was as vast as a sea. Yunmeng Continent was situated in its southwest corner, where a massive mountain range extended into the marshlands, forming a peninsula and a strip of land surrounded by water that connected to the mainland during low tide.
Yunmeng Continent generally referred to that bustling peninsula frequented by cultivators. It was no smaller than a mortal kingdom, and countless practitioners would rest and recuperate here before venturing deep into the Yunmeng Marsh Wilderness to explore.
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