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Dayin, the ancestral state of China where Haojing is located, is the core of Kyushu.

The Ancestral State in the Middle Earth adheres to the rule of a round sky and a square place. The capital is a square city, which is the center of the Ancestral State, and the Ancestral State is an artificially perfect circle.

Zuzhou is a pure circle with a radius of 360,000 miles.

On the edge of Zuzhou is the Zuzhou Boundary River with a width of three thousand miles, which separates Zuzhou from the four states of southeast, northwest and northwest.

East Shenzhou, West Youzhou, Nanmanzhou, and Beimingzhou are located in the four directions of Zuzhou, southeast, northwest, and two artificial roads cross each other, connecting Zuzhou and surrounding states.

The two galloping roads are hundreds of miles wide and meet at Haojing. They pass through four boundary bridges on the Zuzhou boundary river and communicate with the four states.

The two main roads are several miles apart, and there are auxiliary roads with different widths extending to the southeast and northwest, cutting the land into squares of different sizes. Dayin's administrative units such as states, roads, and prefectures are Relying on the establishment of large and small Chidao.

At the intersection of Chidao and Chidao, there will be a military city standing, with heavy troops stationed to suppress all directions.

At the bridgeheads of the four boundary bridges, there were four giant military cities stationed with countless soldiers and horses, which were an important means for the Dayin Wu Dynasty to intimidate the princes of the four great states.

This is the general geography and landform of Dayin.

As for who built Chidao, and why it is still as smooth as a mirror and barren of grass after thousands of years of wind, frost, rain and dew... let the protagonist answer it!

Note: This is a fairy novel. All units, including Haojing, are completely unconventional in scale. The size of each city is based on the means of transportation and transportation of the 'Xianxia'. In the past, an ordinary Haojing resident could easily travel around Haojing in a few months.