I Have A City In An Alternate World

Chapter 4465: Defending against the heavenly gates (1) Chapter 4465: Defending against the heavenly gates (1) Seven hundred miles to the West of loucheng, there was a mountain range that stretched across the land. The mountain peak was thousands of feet high, and there was often strong wind blowing on the top of the mountain.

The mountain range was extremely dangerous, and it was also difficult for birds to fly over it. It was also one of the forbidden areas.

There was only a gap somewhere in the mountain range that allowed pedestrians to pass through.

The gap was called Heaven’s Gate, and it had always been a place that militarists had to fight for. It was heavily guarded all year round, mainly to prevent any invasion.

Since the war broke out, Heaven’s Gate had been heavily guarded to prevent enemies from breaking in.

As loucheng took control of Daqi, Heaven’s Gate also sent troops to take over the management. There were often armed airships going back and forth.

The airships were responsible for patrolling and managing the city to show the dignity of the city. At the same time, they were also responsible for transporting materials and earning a large amount of gold and silver through trade.

Ever since Tang Zhen issued the order that they could use gold and silver to exchange for points, the enthusiasm of the residents to earn money had become extremely high.

It was the best of both worlds to be able to obtain benefits for himself and also solve Lou Cheng’s needs.

As an important military location, Heaven’s Gate was also the main trade area. Travelers and merchants had a huge consumption capacity.

When the bandits along the way were cleared and the road was smooth, the merchants ‘enthusiasm would also increase.

They were willing to buy wondrous items and bring them to other places to make money. The profits they obtained far exceeded that of ordinary trade.

Heaven’s Gate was guarded by 10000 soldiers and 50 residents of loucheng. It was an independent establishment that was not under any jurisdiction.