Qingyun Mountain is not the Qingyun Mountain in "Zhu Xian", but is taken from the Yongtai Qingyun Mountain in Fuzhou City, Fujian Province in reality. The Qinglong Waterfall, Qinglong Pond and Kuixing Pavilion appearing in the article are all based on the place names in the actual Qingyun Mountain.

Tianyong City is taken from Tianyong City in "The Ancient Sword Qi Tan".

I believe there is no need to introduce Kunlun too much, everyone knows the vast Kunlun in the northwest.

Everyone should have studied the Qinling Mountains, which run across the Jiuzhou territory.

The Mangshan to which the protagonist is teleported is one of the branches of the Qinling Mountains.

In ancient times, there was a Shangqing Temple in Mangshan, and it was slightly changed to the Shangqing Palace of the second-grade sect of the Immortal Dao Alliance.

South of Mangshan is Luoyang City in the real world.

The Mangshan Mausoleum also exists in the thousand-year-old capital Luoyang~

I hope everyone can know some of these little knowledge. The author did not simply copy the settings, but really worked hard to check the information.

(Also I really want to ask readers and friends who have seen this, have you never doubted what the black figure in Chang Xi’s body is?)
Chapter completed!