Anhua City's layout and architectural style were utterly different from Qinglin City's.
Cheng Han led the Feathered Beast by the hand and strolled around the city, taking in the sights with great interest.
With Gua Gua looking like a heap of odds and ends, it naturally attracted many strange looks from passersby, along with plenty of furtive pointing and whispering.
But Cheng Han paid it no mind, merely sighing, "The difference between the two cities is enormous."
Qinglin City looked square and orderly. Its streets were arranged like the lines of a chessboard, with each ward forming a little square.
The city's buildings, whether private residences or public structures, had highly uniform styles: red walls, green tiles, grand gates, and covered corridors.
Anhua City was completely different.
The city was laid out like a giant round cake. Aside from the eight central thoroughfares arranged in the pattern of the Chinese character for rice, the remaining roads had a hint of freewheeling improvisation.
The architectural styles were also varied, and the buildings were mostly scattered about. One could hardly see a single neatly arranged residential district.
Yet with the backdrop of vast stretches of greenery, it not only failed to seem chaotic, but instead possessed a pleasingly staggered beauty.
Regarding this,
Cheng Han commented, "It's quite beautiful."
That aside,
Although they belonged to the same Little Spirit Realm, the cities' styles were so dramatically different that it was clearly strange.
Cheng Han had been an excellent history student, so he naturally understood the reason.
Simply put, it traced back to the Little Spirit Realm's pioneering era.
After the Tai'an Minor Spirit Realm "grew" into its final form, the other three Little Spirit Realms each dispatched a group of people. Led by a Grand Governor, they established three cities.
The Governors had