To the North of Shangjing was Mount ping. Further north of Mount ping was the wilderness of Shangjing. There was less land and more mountains here. The mountains were crisscrossed and stacked endlessly. It was where the courtyards and private manors of the high officials and nobles of Shangjing were located. The Royal hunting garden was also in the North.
More than 20 miles away from ping mountain, there was a Grand Feng mountain. The scenery of Grand Feng mountain was beautiful. There were Springs and waterfalls everywhere, and streams flowed. It was the coolest in summer, so there were many summer manors and villas in the mountain.
At the foot of Mount Fengtai, there was also a Garrison Corps "barracks, where a division of soldiers was stationed. At night, the lights on Mount Fengtai were scattered. The lights on the mountain and the lights in the barracks reflected each other, giving off a different kind of mortal atmosphere.
