Big Data Cultivation

Chapter 836 - 836 836 In a dilemma

?Chapter 836: Chapter 836: In a dilemma Chapter 836: Chapter 836: In a dilemma The azure lotus, which Feng Jun had acquired from Xue Hongsheng’s Storage Bag, could only carry a limited number of people. It was not as good as the Time Shuttle, but Xuande Cave Heaven was also a part of the Daoist Lineage, and he didn’t want to bring out anything from Kunlun.

Upon seeing it, Feng Tianyang’s eyes lit up, “What a fine flying treasure, Mountain Master Feng truly has profound resources.”

In fact, it wasn’t far from the waist of the mountain to the peak, just over three hundred meters. Stepping on the azure lotus, they reached the top in the blink of an eye.

The mountain peak looked steep, but the area at the top was quite large, roughly… about a hundred acres in size, which is more than sixty thousand square meters.

Of course, this was just a rough estimate, the peak was not even, with ups and downs, covered with shrubs and trees, but the most abundant were the tea trees, amounting to four or five hundred.

After a quick glance, Feng Jun discerned the distribution of the tea trees. It was obvious that the three trees surrounded by many others were the legendary thousand-year-old tea trees.

The other tea trees were quite a distance from these three, with the closest being forty to fifty meters away.

In fact, there weren’t many of these forty to fifty meters distant tea trees, only about a dozen or so, and they also seemed old—although not a thousand years old, several centuries was certain, with a few clearly several hundred years old.

These tea trees extended outwards to the younger ones, among which there were also several nearly a hundred years old.

How could a Daoist Lineage with a thousand years of inheritance lack substantial accumulation?

As the two descended from the sky, they saw a white-haired Taoist walking out from a grass hut, “Greetings to junior brother Feng.”

This person was in charge of the tea trees. Because the terrain here was treacherous and difficult to navigate, supplies were usually transported using cable systems.

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