"During this time, I've been staying in Shandai-Gold Valley City."
Listening to Master Qing's words, Du Yu also recalled the map of Great Xia in his mind.
In this "remodeled" map of Great Xia, the provincial divisions were completely different from his previous life. The "Rooster" shape had become a roughly rectangular continent.
On this independent continent, there were no Little Bears to the north, no Little Sun or Korea to the east, and even less so were there many countries to the south. When Du Yu first saw the map, he was stunned for quite a while.
Only on the west side, there were a few scattered little countries, sharing the independent continent with Great Xia.
But those places were too far from Du Yu's daily life, so he hadn't spent much time researching them.
Luckily, within Great Xia, some major rivers and mountains kept names similar to those in his previous life. For example, within Shandai Province, there was a very famous mountain—Mount Tai.
