What were the names of the forests in ancient novels? Urgent need!
There are many names for forests in ancient novels. Here are some common names: Primeval forest: refers to the primeval forest, usually referring to the forest that existed before humans. 20,000 Light in the Grass: It was used to describe the vast forest area where there was no light at all in the depths. [30,000 Silence]: It described how the forest was very quiet without any sound. 4. Green mountains and clear waters: It described the environment around the forest as very beautiful, with mountains and rivers. 5. Boundless Nature: It described all the things in the forest, including trees, beasts, birds, and so on. 6. Words of tigers and wolves: describe the roars and attacks of wild animals in the forest. King of the Forest: refers to the wild animals in the forest such as lions, tigers, etc. After the forest: refers to a place in the forest, usually referring to caves, caves, and other dark places. 9. Endless Forest: It refers to a forest that is very vast and has no boundaries to reach anywhere. 10 The Shadow of the Forest: The dark part of the forest, usually the back or corner of the forest.