Half a month later, Jiang Qing found herself in Lisha Town, a small settlement in the eastern part of Zhongzhou.
This was the place closest to the East China Sea, and the air carried a faint, salty tang—a scent unique to the ocean, as Jiang Qing well knew.
The town was small and sparsely populated. Mortals bustled back and forth along the bluestone paths, and as far as the eye could see, there wasn't a single cultivator in sight. It was evidently a settlement inhabited entirely by mortals.
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