The closer he came to the city center, the more pedestrians filled the lower skies. Down on the ground, only animals walked.
Huoling City's gravity was very low, even weaker than the moon's. Walking here was terribly inefficient; flying was the norm.
Its urban districts, gardens, sculptures, and neighborhoods formed a dense, continuous expanse. Altogether, Huoling City covered an area comparable to Asia.
The city was square overall, but its streets formed a vortex. Four main thoroughfares blossomed from the center, spiraling outward to the edges of the continent.
From above, the city had clearly been designed to resemble the Milky Way Galaxy, its artistic inspiration drawn from the galaxy's spiral arms.
The buildings grew more sophisticated toward the center, but unlike on Earth, all the building signs, landmarks, and advertisements faced straight upward, their designs laid flat.
Every light effect, whatever its form, was also projected toward the sky. Shoppers had to fly more than six hundred meters up and look down at the ground to truly go shopping. Anyone walking on the ground or flying too low could not see the buildings' true appearance.
Visitors from less advanced civilizations who walked on the ground would be looked down upon. It was practically the equivalent of crawling through sewers and drainage alleys, skulking around for no apparent reason.
It could even be considered uncivilized behavior. It was like Earthlings walking down a street and seeing someone crawling on the ground, burrowing into a gutter, and tilting their face up to stare at everyone else. Earthlings would find that creepy too, and the more sensitive ones would call the police immediately.
Huang Ji, however, knew all these everyday conventions inside out. Naturally, he would not make any elementary mistakes.
Since every shop and mall had its entrance on the roof,