The carriage was large enough for everyone to sit down. Of course, Xuan Zi and the others had not come along. They had entered Mingdu a step ahead of them.
Compared with Star Luo City, Mingdu was clearly much, much larger.
And unlike Star Luo City and Heaven Dou City, which were both ancient, this city looked much younger.
Once the carriage entered the main road, an astonishing sight immediately appeared before everyone. Towering buildings stood like spring bamboo shoots, symbolizing how different this city was from the cities of the Three Great Empires on the original Douluo Continent.
Standing on the street and looking up at the sky, with buildings wedged between buildings, one could only sigh at how insignificant they were.
In some neighborhoods with obviously renovated buildings, neon signs related to all kinds of food hung on the outer walls. Their multicolored lights flickered incessantly, like scantily dressed prostitutes in a brothel waving to passing customers.
People were constantly unable to resist the temptation, spending lavishly before finally leaving.
On the broad roads, carriages moved back and forth, their horses' hooves ringing crisply without creating the slightest hint of chaos. Mingdu had Soul Tools resembling traffic lights to provide directions.
Whenever the light turned green, large numbers of pedestrians crossed the road, and everything proceeded in perfect order.
Many travelers from outside looked highly interested. After all, these things were far too novel. As for the locals of Mingdu, they merely looked indifferent, or their eyes carried a hint of disdain.
Fully armed groups of soldiers often patrolled the streets, maintaining order.
With the competition approaching, Mingdu's population had increased tremendously. Fortunately, the city planners had been farsighted and built the city especially large and spacious. Otherwise, it would certainly have become overcrowded.
The population surge naturally