At the same time.
Heavenly Pivot Continent.
As an independent continent, Heavenly Pivot Continent was not particularly vast, but it was still roughly three times the size of Demon Zhao Kingdom, enough to accommodate thirty or forty commanderies.
It was surrounded by sea on all sides, its overall shape somewhat resembling a concave "U."
Geographically, it lay southeast of the Frontier Continent where Great Qian was located, and southwest of the Truth-Seeking Continent where Northern Zhou was located. In reality, however, Heavenly Pivot Continent was separated from them by the boundless Great Wilderness Ocean, and the actual distance was extremely great.
Moreover, due to the influence of ocean currents, traveling from the Frontier Continent where Great Qian was located to Heavenly Pivot Continent was exceedingly difficult. For this reason, Great Qian and Heavenly Pivot Continent had lacked contact for many years, let alone any stable sea route.
It was only after the Wang Clan developed ironclad ships that the sea route from Great Qian to Heavenly Pivot Continent gradually opened up, and commercial exchange between the two slowly began.
At this moment.
Heavenly Pivot Continent.
On an offshore island.
Wang Shihao, a direct descendant of the Wang Clan, wore plain cloth robes and a straw hat, a twig clenched between his teeth as he sat leisurely on a reef by the shore, fishing.
Years of life at sea had darkened his complexion somewhat and made his skin a little rough. He looked nothing like a young master from a great clan, but he could not care less.
Being able to gallop across the sea as his heart desired, with sea winds brushing over him and seabirds crying in his ears, left him feeling utterly refreshed and open-hearted. Why would he care about such trifles?
Compared with remaining in the Wang