This is the consequence of rapid technological development leading to cultural disconnect.

Of course, it's also because the soil nowadays is simply not suitable for those plants to survive.

The scarcity of resources has an even more serious consequence: people may not even recognize those once-unknown flowers when they are placed in front of them. This is the result of a cultural disconnect.

This planet... Hua Rong's gaze fell upon this planet, thinking to himself, if outsiders saw it, they would probably be envious.

We don't know how this planet evolved.

It's so suitable for life that if vampires can survive on it, then humans can too.

However, what attracted Hua Rong to this place was that dimensional stone.

Perhaps we can see how this week unfolds by looking at the title defense.

You know, having seen so many planets in this Star Origin Secret Realm, this is the only place where life has adapted to survive.

"Gar, take them to a place to stay first. I need to go to the palace to report to the king about what happened along the way."

Garr was that young vampire man.

Garr naturally agreed to the old man's instructions.

He led Hua Rong and the others toward a town, which was actually just a wooden house.

Hua Rong discovered that, apart from the royal palace, all the other buildings were made of wood.

On the way, Hua Rong asked Garr, "Do we have a chance to go to the palace to see the Blood King?"

Garl wondered what he was thinking. Did the king think he could meet just anyone?

But then he remembered that the accident that happened to Hua Rong and the others might be related to those monsters, so he changed his mind and said, "Maybe."