Transmigration After Becoming Love Saint

Chapter 732 230 East Travel Reservoir, Travel Incident

「Qianzhou.」

Riding the Immortal Cloud Kun, they leisurely arrived at the boundaries of Qianzhou.

In fact, Wang Mu was quite anxious.

But the Immortal Cloud Kun kept demanding fish along the way.

So Wang Mu fished while heading towards Qianzhou, casting his line in every river and quiet spring they encountered.

This kind of wild fishing seldom resulted in catching Spirit Fish. Fortunately, Wang Mu's fishing skills were exceptional, and the catch was quite bountiful. Although the Immortal Cloud Kun was not fully satiated, it was far better off than when it was often starved while accompanying Little Jiao Huo.

So much so that before even reaching Qianzhou, he had already forgotten about Little Jiao Huo...

And through these days of companionship, Wang Mu had gained a thorough understanding of the Immortal Cloud Kun that had smuggled itself from the Upper Realm.

He determined that its spiritual wisdom wasn't low; rather, it was overly pure and gentle, its nature simple and direct.

Of course, that wasn't the important part. What mattered was its strength.

That was beyond doubt.

Its bloodline, combined with its baptism in the Immortal Spirit Qi of the Upper Realm, naturally meant it far surpassed any Demon Beast of the Lower Realm.

Once we enter Qianzhou, the next stop is the Dan King Sect...

Hmm...

The Dan King Sect's location was quite special. Wang Mu had always been brought there by others.

The Dan King Sect was isolated within a small, hidden space carved out from somewhere in Qianzhou, requiring special methods to access.

Ordinary alchemists couldn't even locate the entrance to the Dan King Sect.

However, the Dan King Sect conducted covert support trades through Workshops spread across the Nine Provinces.

The most famous of these was, of course, the Heavenly Control Workshop in Qianzhou.

The Alchemy Dao event had been held there originally.

To put it plainly, the Dan King Sect held a significant stake in the Heavenly Control Workshop.

Even if master-level alchemists knew this, entering the Dan King Sect through the Workshop was highly unlikely, despite the possible presence of Dan King Sect disciples stationed there.

Without a special invitation or permission, the Dan King Sect wouldn't allow external alchemists or cultivators to enter the sect.

But these were the Dan King Sect's regulations, applicable only to other cultivators. For Wang Mu, naturally, this wasn't the case. After all... he was the Taoist couple personally chosen by that revered ancestor.

Of course, if one possessed sufficient strength, like Heroine Yan who could directly tear open space to reach the Dan King Sect, it was a different matter. However, such powerhouses were but a handful across the entire Nine Provinces.

Go to the Heavenly Control Workshop... find a disciple of the Dan King Sect...

His goal was clear, but some unexpected events occurred en route.

This happened because Wang Mu instinctively sensed Travel events as soon as he arrived in Qianzhou.

It had been a while since his last visit; who knew what Travel events Qianzhou might hold?

And indeed, he sensed something...

Across the Nine Provinces, I've visited most of the territories, and all the major maps are now unlocked.

The trigger frequency for Travel events in the Nine Provinces should be on the scale of years...

In his ten-plus years of cultivation, Wang Mu had only visited small sections of the Nine Provinces.

Although the major maps were unlocked, many locations remained unexplored. The Nine Provinces were simply too vast. Even cultivators who had trained for over a hundred years still had many places they had never set foot in.

Some places were inaccessible due to cultivation level restrictions, some were forbidden, and others were simply too remote and dangerous...

If Travel events in the Nine Provinces were compared to a video game, it would be like many yellow exclamation marks popping up every few years across different areas.

These Travel events could either be attended or ignored.

[Travel: Qianzhou, East Travel Reservoir (March, Nascent Soul)]

This was one of the Travel events Wang Mu had perceived.

In fact, Qianzhou held several more he wasn't yet aware of.

[Travel: Qianzhou, Holy Mountain (!)]

[Travel: Qianzhou, Divine Sword Mountain (!)]

...

This time, upon arriving in Qianzhou, Wang Mu sensed numerous Travel events.

Qianzhou was the center of the Nine Provinces, where most cultivators resided.

Several New Sect Ascendants had emerged here recently, some even capable of contending with Heroine Yan, like Dao Wuya whom he had encountered previously.

After reaching the Nascent Soul Realm, the number of Travel events has also increased...

Besides, it's been several years since I was last here...

His last visit to Qianzhou had been with Heroine Yan.

Now that Wang Mu had gathered data on most of the maps in the Nine Provinces and had roughly explored these areas, Travel events were being unlocked.

The convergence of multiple continents, complex cultivator relationships, shifts in Qi Fortune, the appearance of Exotic Treasures, and the awakening of Ancient Beasts—all these could manifest as Travel events.

In the game, on the Jianghu route, once a certain level of cultivation was reached, one would enter a special major map mode to travel to various locations and trigger Travel events.

Here... Nascent Soul is probably just the beginning... even though my Nascent Soul could once fight those at Divinity Transformation... Hmm... that ability is lost now...

Having too many Travel events often meant needing to choose which ones to abandon.

Due to time conflicts, some Travel events might even be worthless.

In the game, the sheer number of Travel events on the major map could be overwhelming. Filtering out the ones related to a specific female lead to pursue her storyline was like finding a needle in a haystack. If it were just one, the amount of information to remember wouldn't be too large. But if there were several, and they had to be approached in a specific order or at specific times, it often required countless attempts.

Now, in reality, there were no restarts. A missed opportunity was truly missed.

Filtering out useful Travel events required sharp judgment. One could either use Action Points directly to learn specific locations and timings...

...or one had to rely on gathering information from various Workshops and making personal judgments, which easily led to missed opportunities.