Cangwu Mountain was majestic and towering, its peaks reaching into the clouds.
On its highest peak lay a hundred-mu plateau known as the Star-picking Platform.
It was covered in lush, green grass, and a third of it was taken up by the clear, vast waters of Ping Lake. From a distance, the light reflecting off the water and the floating clouds in the sky above merged, creating a silvery glow.
Peach, plum, and osmanthus trees—blossoms for all four seasons—were planted in clusters of varying density along the lakeshore, all blooming in unison.
On the west side stood a grove of over ten thousand verdant bamboo stalks. Most were over a foot in diameter, and they soared so high into the sky that they resembled a sheer, green cliff face—a truly spectacular sight.
