Green grass fills the steps, and a whiff of apricot blossoms wafts through the air.
Although it is already the cold winter, using these two lines from "Linjiang Immortal" to describe the ten miles of apricot blossoms in front of one's eyes doesn't feel out of place at all.
Apricot blossoms elsewhere bloom in March or April and wither in the following month. Yet, these here are different, transformed by the Medicine King Valley's pills, they never wither throughout the year; they just don't bear fruit and serve only as ornamental flowers.
Seeing apricot blossoms blooming out of season, visitors exclaim in wonder, hastily taking out cell phones and cameras to take pictures.
Li Chen is also in the crowd, but he doesn't find the scene before him surprising, as if he's long become accustomed to it.
At this moment, he is fully focused, releasing Mind Divine Waves, searching for the whereabouts of that Divine Tiger.
