The Sahara Desert, spanning the northern part of the African continent, stretches for 5,600 kilometers from east to west and is approximately 1,600 kilometers wide from north to south. It covers a total area of about 9,065,000 square kilometers, accounting for roughly 32% of Africa's total landmass. It is the world's largest and sunniest desert. Its extremely harsh climate makes it one of the least suitable places on Earth for life to grow. The soil of the Sahara is low in organic matter and often devoid of biological activity, though some areas do contain nitrogen-fixing bacteria.
At this very moment, Zhang Bin and his two goofball companions appeared in a relatively central part of the Sahara Desert.
