There are many mountains on the Taichu Continent. For example, the Jinghai School is named after the Jinghai Mountains. The Jinghai Mountains stretch for thousands of miles and are the largest mountain range in the southeast.
Going all the way west, passing Canghe and Xiling, at the westernmost end of Taichu Continent, there is a sparsely populated mountain range called Tiandi Mountain.
Tiandi Mountain has nothing to do with the Emperor of the Upper Realm. It is called Tiandi Mountain because the mountain almost crosses the western border of Xiling. Most of the peaks are majestic and vast, towering into the clouds. Looking from afar, there are clouds and mist, various kinds of smoke and haze, ice and snow on the top, and five colors shining together. It is like a fairyland of Yaotai. Therefore, it is named after the Emperor of Heaven to show the local people's worship of this mountain range.
Tiandi Mountain looks so magnificent from afar, but it is not so enjoyable once you actually climb up. The climate up there is changeable, and it may be sunny or rainy in a day. Sometimes there will be a blizzard in midsummer in July. If an ordinary person goes up there, there is a high probability that he will not come back alive. Over time, people stayed away from the mountain. Only dozens of miles away from the foot of Tiandi Mountain did you start to see a few people. The villagers nearby had to take a detour to hunt and collect herbs.
For cultivators, this kind of bad weather does not pose a threat. There is another reason that stops them, and that is that there are monsters lurking here. Not only that, in some mountains, there are blizzards all year round. In this case, flying magic weapons are difficult to use. Even if you are a Nascent Soul master, you have to walk on it, fighting against the sky and monsters. How can it be described as dangerous?
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