“The Bear Mountain,” the female immortal mentioned, revealing a significant location.1

Wang Xuan's demeanor became solemn as he realized the crucial information he had uncovered about the red robed demoness Immortal. However, he was initially unsure which region of the Old World this referred to, expressing his confusion, “Where is Bear Mountain? Could she be a bear spirit?”0

Given his multiple encounters with the red robed demoness Immortal, her appearance was always ethereal and captivating, enveloped in mist and rain, gracefully holding a paper umbrella, dressed in striking red. Her presence embodied the spiritual essence of a southern Yangtze woman and the alluring charm of a supernatural being.0

“Is she a bear spirit?” Wang Xuan was momentarily speechless, finding it difficult to correlate her with such an image.0

The female immortal shook her head, clarifying, “What are you thinking? Bear Mountain has seen the emergence of divine beings and emperors. Just because it’s named Bear Mountain doesn’t mean every being from there is a bear spirit.”0

Upon hearing this, Old Chen pondered, “Could it be the Bear Mountain described in the ‘Classic of Mountains and Seas’? If so, it might refer to Shennongjia in the Old World.”0

The ‘Classic of Mountains and Seas’ states, “Further east, one hundred and fifty li, lies Bear Mountain. It always produces divine beings, opening...1