Looking at these exceptionally well-equipped troops and the distinctly Han Chinese faces among them, Jiang Yan Hai frowned slightly. The feeling was once again intensely familiar, yet he could not recall why.
From high above, they could roughly make out the Great Wall's layout. This... could not really be called the Great Wall, because it seemed to be blocking in and surrounding something. Beyond it lay an enormous valley, resembling a meteor crater. But the crater was far too huge. Who the hell knew what size meteor could have smashed out a pit like that?
The peaks on either side also looked somewhat like ribs standing in rows after an animal had died.
This scene, along with... troops in several differently colored sets of armor—especially one entirely female force clad in blue armor. Female armies had been rare in ancient times, yet here...
Two words surfaced in Jiang Yan Hai's mind: The Great Wall!
He was not referring to the structure before him, but to a movie he had watched—a domestic monster film, The Great Wall, directed by Old Mou.
Wasn't this exactly the plot of The Great Wall? Jiang Yan Hai drew a deep breath. He had never expected it to be this world. If it was The Great Wall... he immediately thought of the monsters in the film, creatures the people here called Taotie.
Then... these Taotie were existences like the Red Mad Wolf, right?
But thinking it over carefully, they really were very similar. When the Red Mad Wolves had appeared, Dai Qi's world had also had a Great Wall. The Great Wall in the Great Qin world had been even more outrageous. According to their scans, the first ring alone stretched for over twenty thousand kilometers, while the second ring was nearly another twenty thousand. What