Jingqing Mountain.
This mountain rose abruptly from the ground, grand and imposing, stretching for hundreds of miles. The main peak was especially majestic, reaching 3,000 meters into the clouds, surrounded by over a dozen subsidiary peaks of three to five kilometers. It resembled a congregation of stars circling the moon.
Gazing at this great mountain, a smile appeared on Han Li's face. His spiritual sense took in the entirety of Jingqing Mountain, leaving no stone unturned, and found that this place was truly remarkable.
The mountain range stretched from east to west for more than 700 miles, and was over 200 miles wide from north to south. Within a hundred miles, three large rivers meandered and converged here, creating a tapestry of rivers and mountains of striking beauty.