The Kunlun's back mountain is shrouded in low-hanging clouds throughout the year.
Below the cliff on the back mountain, the Qiu Long Tan, spanning just over ten zhang in radius, is even more enveloped in dense fog, obscuring its full view.
This place is rarely visited by people, and even those tourists who occasionally seek adventure near the Qiulong Tan ultimately return without seeing anything of value.
Twenty kilometers from Kunlun's back mountain, there is a small village.
Some villagers have heard thunderous noises coming from Kunlun's back mountain.
Some say it is the sound of a dragon, and thus the Qiulong Tan got its name.
At this moment, Dao Hezi leads over twenty Kunlun Disciples, kneeling at the foot of the back mountain for more than twelve hours.
Wisps of flowing clouds drift overhead, making the air very moist.
The shrubs at the foot of the mountain are vibrantly green, brimming with vitality.
This scene can be seen in any mountain landscape.
