Her favorite place of all was still the Valley of Ten Thousand Flowers, where flowers bloomed all year round.
All kinds of rare and precious flora seemed completely worthless here, growing in sheer abundance.
The peonies were especially spectacular, coming in every color imaginable.
Black, yellow, red, pink, green, blue, purple, and even multi-colored ones grew in clusters and patches. Layer upon layer of petals bloomed in gorgeous, varied splendor, with some blossoms reaching the size of a soccer ball.
She had once wondered: Are there really this many colors of peonies? Can the blossoms actually grow this large?
But considering the origin of the space, it wasn’t all that surprising.
There were also orchids, plum blossoms, chrysanthemums, Chinese monthly roses, azaleas, camellias, sweet osmanthus, and more. Their colors were incredibly vibrant, their petals tightly packed, and a sweet floral fragrance drifted through the air, refreshing the mind and soothing the soul.
What surprised her the most were several wisteria trees, jacaranda trees, and rhododendron trees!
Standing eight to nine meters tall and stretching over twenty meters wide, each tree was covered in tens of thousands of blossoms, looking like a wall of flowers. It was a breathtaking sight.
Every single one of them was grand enough to smash a world record.
Liu Sitian suddenly paused in her tracks. A thought crossed her mind: Could this be the territory of a flower goddess from the Heavenly Court?
It was highly possible. Following that logic, could those various mineral mountains from before belong to the God of Wealth?
Was the God of Wealth really that amazing?
Remembering that the space was given to her by Zhang *ren, she felt this theory was practically set in stone.
She had truly scored an incredible bargain.
Just those peonies and orchids—taking any single one out in the future would easily fetch millions.
She felt absolutely delighted!
Exiting the Valley of Ten Thousand Flowers, she came across a massive field of medicinal herbs.
Breathing in the thick, medicinal fragrance, Liu Sitian felt her spirit jolt. She sensed something invisible rushing toward her frantically. Her mental power, which used to be only as thick as a single strand of hair, began to grow rapidly. In no time, it had become as thick as two strands of hair.
With it, her control over the space grew even stronger.
Liu Sitian was ecstatic. She laughed out loud, jumping and skipping around for a long time until she was completely drenched in sweat before finally stopping.
Realizing what she had just done, Liu Sitian blushed with embarrassment.
She stealthily peeked around, terrified of making eye contact with some animal, which would be incredibly awkward.
She had to remind herself that she was the master of this place now; she couldn’t behave so improperly.
It had to be said that with her body turning smaller, Liu Sitian had also become quite childish in certain aspects, acting more and more like a real child.
Among the herbs inside, except for a patch of ginseng that grew as large as radishes, she hadn’t recognized any of the others before.
Now she recognized them, but she had no use for them.
Further to the north lay a boundless ocean. The beach was light pink, and there were even beach chairs and sun umbrellas on the sand!
There was even a yacht docked by the shore.
These were all left behind by former “guests” of the space, and now they all belonged to her.
The azure sea mirrored the azure sky. Swept by the sea breeze, the water gently lapped against the pale pink shore.
The warm sunlight shone upon the deep blue surface of the ocean, glittering with golden light and shimmering beautifully.
In the shallow waters near the beach, little sea fish, small crabs, and mantis shrimp swam to and fro, clearly visible.
Feeling playful, Liu Sitian squatted by the edge of the beach. She placed her small hands into the water, gently swirling the seawater to touch their backs. The little sea fish swam over affectionately, pressing against her palms.
“Giggle, that tickles.” She loved it so much.
The sun, the sand, the sea—it was truly beautiful!
What was even more stunning were the coral reefs on the ocean floor. Coral trees several meters high stood in vast swathes, brilliant red and dazzling like fire.
There were also mounds of pearls—pink, white, black, and gold. The largest ones were only slightly smaller than a black-boned chicken egg.
She was already blinded by the sheer wealth, and a string of ($ _ $) symbols practically flashed before her eyes.
Liu Sitian played for a good while before reluctantly leaving the seashore.
There was also a large river in the space. She didn’t know where it started or where it ended. She had tried to look for its boundaries before, but she had run into a barrier.
The river was also filled with plenty of freshwater fish and shrimp. Even the pebbles in the river carried a faint trace of spiritual energy, looking colorful and exceedingly beautiful.
She thought that perhaps one day, these pebbles might turn into jade.
There was also a grand lake in the space. She didn’t know exactly how large it was, but it felt even bigger than the Fengman Power Station reservoir in Ji Province.
In some places, the horizon was out of sight. There were two small islands in the middle of the lake, with all kinds of fish swimming around in the water, and the lake’s surface was completely covered with lotuses of various colors.
She had never seen so many colors of lotuses before.
Nor had she ever seen lotus blossoms grow this large.
Liu Sitian marveled once again!
With another flash, she arrived at the exact center of the space.
Standing there was an exceptionally large estate built in the Suzhou classical garden style.
On the plaque above the main gate, four grand characters were written: Canglan Villa.
Liu Sitian didn’t understand calligraphy, but at first glance, these four characters appeared ethereal and elegant, drifting like floating clouds, possessing a free and untamed grace like an immortal, leaving no trace behind.
Looking closer, they also seemed to exude a profound sense of Zen.
Heaven knew how she managed to sense all that.
But she knew that this was a place where those immortals had once lived.
The entire villa was too vast. Relying on her short legs, it would take her three days and three nights of walking without stopping to finish exploring it. Don’t ask how she knew; she had only visited a few times before.
Looking across the estate, water wound around hills, the pavilions were exquisite, and the flowers and trees grew lush and abundant, filling the place with poetic and picturesque charm.
It not only featured the traditional pavilions, terraces, towers, pavilions, halls, parlors, verandas, and corridors of classical gardens, but it also integrated some modern landscapes, such as fountains and plazas.
Liu Sitian walked inside for a bit.
Holy cow…
There was actually a small hill inside the garden.
How had she not noticed it before?
The hill was surrounded by pool water and hidden among green trees. Water cascaded down from the top of the hill, forming a small waterfall.
The rushing sound of the water added a touch of vibrant life to the villa.
She squatted down and washed her face.
Walking further inward, she finally saw the buildings. Each structure was exquisite and possessed its own unique characteristics.
Moreover, it was outrageously, mercilessly luxurious.
Every single one was constructed from precious wood.
With carved beams and painted rafters, designs of plum blossoms, orchids, bamboo, and chrysanthemums were etched into the structures. Carved cranes danced elegantly, and phoenixes spread their wings to soar into the nine heavens.
Holy crap!!
Liu Sitian’s small mouth stretched wider and wider, her eyes growing perfectly round.
Forgive the poverty of her vocabulary; she was just a regular corporate slave who had been away from textbooks for years, so she really couldn’t find the words to describe it.
Anyway, it looked far more luxurious than the Grand View Garden from TV dramas, or even the restored images of the Old Summer Palace.
At this moment, because no one lived there, the villa felt somewhat tranquil, forming a sharp contrast with the singing birds, fragrant flowers, and lively atmosphere outside the estate.
She didn’t really want to explore it in detail for the time being, so she just strolled through the gardens.
After walking for a very long time, Liu Sitian arrived at the Spiritual Spring Well.
Thinking about how ridiculous she had looked when she first discovered the spiritual spring, she wanted to laugh.
That was Liu Sitian’s second time entering the space. She had wandered here by accident and discovered two clouds of mist floating in the air ahead.
Mist?
Was there a cauldron inside? Was this Supreme Venerable Lord Lao’s territory?
If there was a single elixir pill here, she would be completely set for life.
Liu Sitian rushed over. Upon closer inspection, she realized they were actually two wells!
What a disappointment!
The wells weren’t very deep, only about two meters or so.
Names were carved onto the wells. One of them was called “Heavenly Spring.”
Surrounded by white mist, the moment she touched it, she felt as if every pore in her body had opened up. Liu Sitian reacted instantly—this was the manifestation of condensed spiritual energy. This was a Spiritual Spring Well!
Oh my goodness, she actually had the standard spiritual spring water essential for any transmigrator.
Thank you, Zhang *ren. Sending you a finger heart.