Xiafeng City, the Royal Capital of Xiafeng Country in the northwestern Great Domain of the Tiandu Continent, bore a name befitting its status.
It was once the capital of a former kingdom that had thrived as the crowning glory of the realm. Later, it was captured by Xiafeng Country, which then made it their Royal Capital.
After thousands of years of evolution and development, this war-torn capital had once again become a bustling metropolis, famous throughout the vast northwestern Great Domain as one of the renowned cities.
The Royal Capital had millions of permanent residents. Located on the edge of the Great River Lancang River, a famous and continent-spanning river, it served as a transportation hub, with convenient water routes, making its commerce very thriving.
The Royal Capital had big gates on all sides and was crisscrossed with lanes feeding into wide, flat roads leading straight into the city, bustling with traffic—a lively hub showing the vitality of this capital.
