No, Mount Longhu was located in Yingtan City, Jiangxi Province, while Mount Sanqing was located in Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province. They were two different mountains.
Sanqing Mountain was the source of the Xinjiang Stone. The Xinjiang Stone generally referred to the stone species in the Xinjiang River basin. Among them, the Xinjiang Wax Stone and the Xinjiang Wood Jade were jade stones that players collected in large quantities and of good quality. In ancient times, Sanqing Mountain (also known as Huaiyu Mountain) was famous for producing Heshi Bi. In addition, Sanqing Mountain also had a strange stone called "rice stone". The "rice" might be the fossils of the body of ancient creatures such as small shell insects. Some people also believed that it might be an ancient meteorite (metal meteorite).
Mount Sanqing was located in the northeast of Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province, China, 50 kilometers north of Yushan County. It was located at the junction of Yushan County and Dexing City. It was 78 kilometers away from Shangrao City in the west and 90 kilometers away from Quzhou City in Zhejiang Province in the east. 500 meters away from the east of Sanqing Mountain scenic area, there is Sanqing Mountain Kaiyuan Resort. It is 50 kilometers away from Yushan County in the east, 85 kilometers away from Dexing City in the north, 78 kilometers away from Shangrao City in the west, 90 kilometers away from Quzhou City in Zhejiang Province, 300 kilometers away from Hangzhou City, 120 kilometers away from Wuyi Mountain in Fujian Province in the south, and 263 kilometers away from Huangshan City in Anhui Province.
The sect master of Mount Longhu was the old heavenly master, Daoist Heavenspan, Zhang Zhiwei. He was known as the 'One Man at the Top' and was extremely powerful. Besides the old heavenly master, Zuo Ruotong, the leader of the Trinity School, who was currently being broadcasted in the manga, was also a real master.
The following are some of the story ideas that have elements of the Dragon Tiger Mountain Taoist technique: ** 1. Character Setting ** 1. ** Taoist protagonist ** - He could set a young Taoist priest from Longhu Mountain to be like Wen Zheng, who had been yearning for Taoist culture since childhood and began to cultivate. He was diligent and studious. He had been learning all kinds of mantras from the older generation of Taoist priests in the Celestial Master's Residence on Mount Longhu. This Taoist priest might have a unique personality, such as being a little old-fashioned but kind-hearted, or humorous and full of justice. For example, when he faced the temptation of the secular world, he always adhered to the teachings of Taoism and was not moved by the fame and fortune of the outside world. - He could also set an old Taoist priest from Mount Longhu as the master or senior of the protagonist. He had experienced many strange events and knew many secrets of Mount Longhu. His image could be that of an immortal, holding a horsetail whisk in his hand and having a deep gaze. He could guide and protect the growth of young Taoist priests. 2. ** Villain ** - From the perspective of the evil path, he would set up a traitor who had been expelled by Mount Longhu. In order to pursue great power, he did not hesitate to learn forbidden techniques. After betraying his sect, he colluded with demons and ghosts. He was jealous of Mount Longhu's orthodox Daoist techniques and tried to ruin its reputation by snatching its magical treasures or Daoist technique manuals. - He could also set up a powerful demon as the villain. This demon had done many evil deeds near Mount Longhu and was not afraid of ordinary Taoist spells. It had special abilities, such as controlling people's hearts or changing the weather, which posed a great threat to the people protected by the Taoist priests of Longhu Mountain. ** 2. Plot construction ** 1. ** Learning and Growing Plot ** - The protagonist had to go through all kinds of difficult tests during his study at Mount Longhu. For example, he had to meditate in seclusion in a cave to comprehend the true meaning of nature, and he had to complete a series of seemingly impossible tasks, such as finding lost runes and taming spiritual objects in the mountains, to improve his Tao technique level. During this process, he gradually mastered all kinds of Daoist techniques of Mount Longhu, such as talisman techniques, rain praying techniques, and ghost exorcism techniques. - The protagonist might encounter a bottleneck in the process of learning. At this time, he needed to go deep into the mysterious forbidden area of Mount Longhu under the guidance of his master or through his own exploration to find a way to break through the bottleneck. This forbidden area might hide the ancient inheritance of the Dragon Tiger Mountain's Taoist techniques or a powerful source of power, but it was also accompanied by great danger. 2. ** Subduing Demons ** - When demons appeared around Mount Longhu, the main character, the Taoist priest, stepped forward. He used the Dragon Tiger Mountain Taoist technique he had learned to investigate first. By observing the traces left behind by the demons and questioning the victims, he determined the types and habits of the demons. Then, he would set up an array formation, such as the Eight Trigrams Array or the Seven Stars Array, to trap the demons. When fighting demons, he would cast all kinds of talismans, such as demon-subduing talismans, evil-exorcism talismans, and so on, to fight fiercely with the demons. - In some special plots, the protagonist might encounter some very powerful demons, and ordinary Daoist spells were ineffective against them. At this moment, he needed to rely on the divine weapons of Mount Longhu, such as the Sage Sword or the Psychic Jade, and work with his fellow disciples or other righteous people to subdue the demon. In the process of battle, he might even comprehend the true essence of Dao techniques on a deeper level, allowing his Dao techniques to further improve. 3. ** Internal conflict and legacy crisis plot ** - Within Mount Longhu, there might be different schools of thought or differing views. Some conservative Taoist priests believed that they should follow the traditional way of passing down Taoist skills, while some young Taoist priests hoped to be able to be innovative and absorb some ideas and spells from the outside world. This kind of conflict could lead to internal strife in Mount Longhu, and it could even be used by external evil forces. - The inheritance of Daoist techniques on Mount Longhu might be in danger. For example, the ancient books that recorded important Daoist techniques might be stolen or damaged, and the ritual of inheriting Daoist techniques might be disrupted. The main character, the Taoist priest, had to find a solution to protect the legacy of the Dragon Tiger Mountain Taoist technique in this crisis. He might need to embark on a journey to find a copy of the lost ancient book, or re-establish the orthodoxy of the inheritance ceremony.
Whether it was necessary to live on Mount Sanqing depended on many factors. If you want to make full use of your time to visit Sanqing Mountain, it's more convenient to live on the mountain. For example, Rishang Villa was located at the junction of the east and west loop roads. It was very convenient to watch the sunset in the west or the sunrise in the east from here. For tourists who wanted to visit as many scenic spots as possible in a short period of time, living on the mountain could save time and physical strength. However, there were some disadvantages to living on the mountain. The prices on the mountain were relatively high. For example, a bowl of instant noodles was 20 yuan and a bottle of water was 10 yuan. Moreover, some hotels on the mountain did not have air-conditioning. Although the room temperature was low and did not need air-conditioning, tourists who were used to air-conditioned environments might not be used to it. If you don't mind getting up early to climb the mountain, or if you can arrange your climbing time reasonably, and you want to save on accommodation costs, it's okay not to live on the mountain.
The Little Senior Brother of Longhu Mountain in " Under One Man " was Zhang Lingyu. He was the personal disciple of Zhang Zhiwei, the sixty-fifth generation Heavenly Master of the Heavenly Master Residence. He was ranked tenth and was also the heir of the Heavenly Book of the Eight Strange Skills. When the Taoist Master left the mountain, he was expelled from Mount Longhu for leaving the mountain without permission. Later, he joined the Omnipotent Organization. There was no clear information about the difference in strength between him and the other disciples of Longhu Mountain.
The Longhu Mountain Floral World did not mention the free entrance fee. Therefore, I don't know if the Longhu Mountain Floral World provides free admission.
"Under One Person (14) Havoc at Mount Longhu" was an ancient book of Chinese culture. The author was Mi Erhui, and the publishing house was Zhejiang People's Fine Arts Press. The book told a story about the "Inhumans" and was described as the Eastern version of the "X-Men." The male protagonist of the story, Zhang Chulan, was a strange person hidden among ordinary people. He had been carefully hiding his differences from others for the past 19 years. However, when his grandfather's body was stolen, everything changed. The introduction of the book did not provide any more details.
After investigation, there was no registration or filing of a drug or health food named "Ginseng, Fuling, Huangjing Plant Drink"(the Sanqing Shengfang broadcasted by Taoist Master Rong belonged to this category). "Five Gods Food, Health Sanqing Saint Recipe, Ginseng, Fuling, Solomon's Seal Plant Drink" is neither a medicine nor a health food. It has no specific health care function or treatment effect. Please choose carefully.
The name of Master Zhang of Longhu Mountain was Zhang Zhiwei.