After everything was arranged, Priest Rihu sat calmly and looked quietly beyond the courtyard, towards the distant Rice Leaf Castle.
The art of the Japanese garden ultimately originates from the Western continent.
Although there has been some local decorative modification to the style, the concept of 'landscape creation' has still been thoroughly inherited.
'Landscape creation' emphasizes that in the construction of courtyards or gardens, one should appreciate from a particular angle so that the distant mountains, rivers, and lakes can visually blend with the courtyard itself.
Just like Priest Rihu at this moment, he can frame a corner of Rice Leaf Mountain and Changliang River within the doorway, as if it were a living painting.
Back then, he was a minor figure who got noticed by the Nagai Family through connections, just like Saito Dosan, and together they admired this landscape creation.
