A—Shengdu: The capital of Huasheng Kingdom, located in the central part of Huasheng Kingdom, is the center of the world’s economy and culture and the largest city in the eastern part of the mainland;

B—Mass Burial Gang: The ownerless cemetery in the southern suburbs of Shengdu was once a manor. The market was so haunted that no business travelers dared to pass through it at night; C-Salt Railway: An ancient commercial road that leads all the way to the western continent. Horse bandits and thieves were common on the road. Since the feud between the Huasheng Kingdom and the Xixia Kingdom, trade has gradually declined;

D-Xiangguo Temple: the largest temple in the Huasheng Kingdom, the emperor bestowed its name on the temple. The temple collects countless Buddhist classics, most of which contain the principles of martial arts or magic, which are coveted by everyone in the world;

E-Feiyun Reservoir: a royal water reservoir. From the bottom of the reservoir, there is a wide sewer leading to the underground of the palace. The sewers are dark and full of mechanisms, and experts often hide in them;

F-Caoxi Village: a small village in the western suburbs of Shengdu, close to the business road. This is the foothold of Old Man Xingxiu and the starting point of the hero's journey. ;

G-Rainbow Pool: There are hundreds of pools of different sizes. They are named because of the numerous gems around them and under the water, and the colorful water, like a rainbow falling into the water;

H— Yanmen Pass: A famous pass in the west of Huasheng, guarding the main route to the west. Thousands of passes were built here relying on natural dangers, making it easy to defend but difficult to attack;

I-Tianshui City: once the last pass on the Salt Railway to the west A city was prosperous for a while, but then the plague spread and became a dead city;

J-Thousand Buddha Mountain: a strange mountain in the Western Regions, where Emperor Sakyamuni and Asura made giants from stones, driven by Buddhism, and fought for ten years Ten nights later, the big stone Buddha was left behind, like a mountain peak, hence the name Qianfo Mountain;

K-Wanhu Mountain: the main city of Xixia, originally a majestic city in ancient times, was occupied by goblins and wreaked havoc It has been rebuilt and is now beyond recognition;

L—Tiger Roaring Valley: a Gobi desert in the northwest of Huasheng Kingdom. When the wind blows, it sounds like a roaring tiger, hence the name;

M— Red Copper Mine: Produces the best red copper in the mainland. There are countless smelting sites within a hundred miles. In the center is a huge vortex-shaped mine that can go thousands of meters underground;

N—Mingsha Underground Palace: Xixia’s The Holy Land is named after a natural cave formed by sandstone. When the wind blows through the gaps in the sandstone, it will produce a rustling sound, like quicksand;

O-Beast Bone Wasteland: formed after the eruption of a large volcano in the middle of the world In the huge wasteland, a large number of giant beasts died in the volcano, leaving behind many huge animal bones;

P-Ice-frozen mausoleum: The Fifth Age glaciers caused a large number of giant beasts to be frozen, and the black iron dwarves sealed the ice. The corpses of the giant beasts are concentrated in a valley, called the Frozen Tomb;

Q-Snow Mountain: The location of the main city of Lengshan Kingdom, covered in middle-aged ice and snow, the roads on the mountain are narrow, and dwarves often patrol it ;

R - Ice Cliff: The cliff behind the Snowy Mountains. The mountain road is steep, and there is an abyss at the foot. Blizzards often roll through;

S - Xuanbing Cave: Lengshan Kingdom It is an extremely deep and extremely cold cave. The light inside the cave is dark and the terrain is dangerous. No one goes deep into it all year round.