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Chapter 560

Chapter 560

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There are many connections between the Old World and the New World, yet they also possess many differences. Regarding their similarities, the environment on the ground remains fundamentally the same, as does the encroachment of the Gobi Desert. However, the difference lies in the fact that the Old World is currently snowing, while in the New World, it is merely a cold rain. Those who reside in the Old World cannot see the New World; they can only perceive the actions of the clothes worn by those in the New World. The same logic applies to the Old World from the perspective of the New. And now, through this snow and rain, a certain bias has emerged! Could it be that everything is still skewed toward the rules of the Old World? After all, it is snowing in the Old World, and the accumulated snow is thick; the carriage travels upon the surface of that snow. In the New World, there is no snow, so theoretically, the surface the carriage travels on should be much higher than the actual ground, creating a hovering effect.

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