This was an extremely detailed map of Huaxia, and the circle drawn by Zhang Menglong encompassed a region in the western part of Huaxia, which was almost as large as a modern city.
"Menglong, are you saying there is an ancient city buried beneath this place?" Zhou Lao found it hard to believe, as the area marked by Zhang Menglong on the current map was a vast desert with no vegetation around and an extremely harsh environment. Could such a place have hosted a civilization over 5000 years ago?
It is well-known that the establishment of ancient civilizations was heavily dependent on the environment. Taking the civilizations discovered in Huaxia so far, all were in the Yangtze and Yellow River Basins, thriving by mountains and rivers.
If a civilization had been established in a desert, what would they have eaten or drunk? This simply did not meet the environmental conditions for civilization establishment of that era.
