Before the Beast Calamity broke out, the banks of the Qing River were among the most bustling and lively areas, with a history that likely dates back over a thousand years.
Many myths and legends revolve around the Laurel Bridge.
As long as one set foot on the Laurel Bridge, they would see two rows of willow trees lining the riverbank, their branches adorned with red strings symbolizing longing and yearning.
Such prosperity has long vanished without a trace.
The outbreak of the Beast Calamity has turned the Laurel Bridge into a perilous place to be avoided at all costs, with its eerie rabbit-head lanterns instilling fear in all who see them.
Many cultivators know that encountering the Laurel Bridge leaves them with only one chance of survival—retreating backward with their eyes closed.
