In the eyes of cultivators, these boundary markers formed a nineteen-by-nineteen grid, resembling a giant chessboard that divided the Dongzhou region into more than three hundred territories.
Dongzhou housed over two thousand realms of varying sizes. Some occupied mere corners of a territory, while others claimed several entire territories for themselves. The borders between these nations were sharply defined, with each minding its own business.
Among them, the states of Wei and Chu possessed the largest territories. Situated right in the center, they enjoyed abundant resources.
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