Song Changming observed Li Jinyu's residence on the mountainside. Although the house had a front hall and a back courtyard and was not small, both the inside and outside were simply furnished with stone and wood furniture and objects, reflecting a closeness to nature.
He noticed the other disciples' attitude towards Li Jinyu and realized his status in the Celestial Tao Academy was not low. It seemed that Li Jinyu himself had little demand for his living space and did not yearn for those lavish palaces.
Li Jinyu took a sip of the spirit wine Song Changming carried with him, and his face flushed with delight.
"Such fine wine, drinking too much here would be somewhat wasted," Li Jinyu said as he pulled Song Changming along to a hill behind the house.
This place was on the edge of a cliff, offering a view of the Yunhai, a spectacle of the sun and moon.
Beside them, a mountain spring cascaded down like a silver dragon, leaping into the Yunhai, stirring layers of spiritual mist.
