The geographical layout of Haitian Country was indeed very peculiar. It resembled a long corridor extending from the mainland straight into the ocean, with the capital located at its furthest extremity. This narrow corridor, stretching about ten kilometers at its longest point, reached far into the center of the sea. The most famous scenic spot in Haitian Country was precisely this ultimate tip plunging deep into the ocean, growing lower and lower until it finally vanished entirely into the depths of the sea. Like a straight line, it seemed to connect to the very edge of sea and sky, which was why it was named "Line of Sea and Sky."
Regardless of how one looked at it, the capital of Haitian Country was an extremely nautical city. It was mostly surrounded by the sea on two sides, and the submarine terrain everywhere in the waters featured fine deep-water ports. Judging from what Hao Qi and Zhang Heng witnessed upon entering the capital, commerce here was truly thriving. From the moment they entered the capital until the two of them arrived at the martial group's headquarters, they had seen at least ten large-scale ports along the way. Each large port was bustling with voices, with numerous ocean-going vessels loading or unloading cargo. Furthermore, Hao Qi even saw shipping containers and large steam-powered cranes used to load them. This was already a deeply modernized scene, almost no different from the coastal ports Hao Qi had seen in his past life.
Moreover, in the port …
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