We're Miners, and We're Strong!

"No, no, Women's Kingdom wasn't like this before."

Tang Luo shook his head. When he had journeyed west back then, the Western Liang Women's Kingdom he encountered had not been surrounded by mountains on three sides and the sea on the other.

Could it have been a world-altering upheaval, with seas turning into mulberry fields? Such a change was not impossible.

But if even the geography had changed so drastically, why did the capital still vaguely resemble how it had been back then?

The frigid wind high in the sky sent Tang Luo's white hair streaming and his Brocade Cassock fluttering loudly.

He looked down at the capital of Women's Kingdom without speaking.

After a while, Tang Luo shifted his gaze to the mine.

Mining as labor reform could be called one of Women's Kingdom's most common punishments.

Compared to simply locking people in prison and depriving them of their freedom, Women's Kingdom seemed to prefer making criminals work.

Women's Kingdom possessed abundant resources, including mineral resources—the kind that could be mined without any advanced technology.

Commit a crime, spend some time locked up, then go mine.

Labor changed lives.

That was also why there were so few people in the prisons they had seen.

This mine near the capital was naturally Women's Kingdom's largest, and also a special one.

Because besides ordinary criminals, it also contained men.

For many years, men who had accidentally entered Women's Kingdom had all mined here.

There were over ten thousand of them.

Dong Feipeng and the other two blended right in.

The terrifying women of Women's Kingdom loathed men and wanted them to work, but at least they did not want them dead.

For the first few days, Dong Feipeng and the others were given decent rest. Once they had barely recovered, they