Yan Xing, riding a Ferghana horse, traveled the streets of Nuta City, admiring the city with great interest.
This was Yan Xing's first time touring Nuta City.
His impression of the city, to be honest, wasn't very good; it shattered many of his preconceived notions about Western Fantasy Cities.
Although the city's main roads were paved with well-polished bluestone, they were narrow, only allowing two carriages to pass abreast. The stone houses, built close against the roads, made the area feel very crowded and oppressive.
Moreover, there were few trees and green spaces, just houses packed tightly next to each other.
Thumbs down!
But upon reflection, Yan Xing could understand such urban planning. After all, once a city's walls were built, the usable space inside was limited. Naturally, it would be utilized to the maximum to accommodate more people.
Comfort was a luxury only nobles could afford; they could build large gardens within their homes and construct numerous houses.
