There was not only none of the excrement and urine commonly seen throughout native cities, but the streets were also laid out with exceptional order.
The recent issue of insufficient activity had also been resolved as the population increased.
Combined with the orderly architectural planning prepared in advance.
All the essential urban zones—defense, residential, commercial, production, and so on—were present within the territory.
Other than the northern side, whose potential for expansion was limited by its proximity to the mountains.
The eastern, western, and southern directions all had considerable room for further development.
City planning had always been a discipline in itself.
Planning and building ahead of time would certainly look far more pleasing than haphazard expansion later on.
Of course, this comparison only applied to most native cities.
In truth, a small number of native cities were also quite commendable in their planning and management.
Some cities were even built like wonders of the world.
For example, Rhodok Imperial City was a towering, magnificent city.
The scenery was the city, and the city was the scenery.
But balancing defense with beauty required the right time, place, and people.
Zong Shen's territory did not have such conditions.
By comparison, he placed greater importance on the territory's defenses.
What he had always planned was a fortress-type city.
Yet the crisscrossing streets, neat and orderly building clusters, and the embellishment of Rococo Architectural Style made the entire city look vibrant and full of aesthetic appeal.
Zong Shen took a deep breath of the fresh air within the territory.
The core area where the Lord's Fortress stood retained a considerable amount of open land.
This open land had been reserved for building gardens for him later on.
As for the Lord's Fortress itself, its upgrades and expansion involved the laws of space.
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