North Reef Continent, a small frontier nation located on the West Coast.
The small nation was not very famous and was quite impoverished due to its rugged mountains, dense jungles, and inconvenient transportation. The only two notable features were the rather spectacular waterfalls and the uniquely charming scenery of the mountains and rivers. The Daffodil Waterfall, the largest waterfall cluster in the southern part of the nation.
The green mountains were lush and towering. Between the mountains, massive white torrents rushed down from the cliff gaps, carrying untold tons of freshwater. Boom, boom, boom, the earth trembled. The waterfall smashed onto rocks and lakes, shattering and splashing into large swathes of mist, like expanding and swelling milky white clouds of light smoke.
Looking up from below, the white waterfall was like a giant column supporting the sky, piercing the clouds. It inevitably made one marvel at nature's might and humanity's insignificance.