Middle-Earth and Nine Continents: Studying Things for Longevity

Book title: "Middle Earth and Nine Continents: Studying Objects and Immortality" Type: Oriental fantasy/alien continent/travel/farming and hegemony World view name: Middle-earth and Nine Continents. This is a vast and boundless world, with "Zhongzhou" as the common master and surrounded by eight poles. The practice system here is strict, with Confucianism, Taoism, military strategists, martial arts and other schools of thought contending. Geographical pattern: Zhongzhou: The center of the world, the Holy Land of Confucianism, the place with the strictest ethics and the most powerful, with the highest "Heavenly Way" blessing. Dongzhou: Located in the east of the East China Sea, it is the birthplace of the protagonist Wu Zhonghua. Relatively poor but with strong folk customs, this is the starting point of the story. Nanzhou: Business is prosperous, but it is also the most chaotic. There are many sects and it is a paradise for casual cultivators and merchants. Beizhou: A gathering place for sword cultivators, who advocate martial arts and have a strong personality. There are many snow mountain sword sects. Xizhou: Buddhism is prevalent, there are many Gobi deserts, there are many ascetics, and the people are simple but exclusive. Snow Island: A land in the far north, covered in ice and snow, mysterious and hiding ancient remnants. Wuzhou: Witchcraft is prevalent, the terrain is complex, and there are many miasmas, so it is regarded as a forbidden place. Liuzhou: Overseas fairy mountain, where many hidden masters live. It is also the area where "visitors from the earth" most often appear. Fuzhou: Located in the southwest, it is relatively closed and retains the most primitive tribal customs. Special setting "Visitors from Earth": This world occasionally has space cracks (called "gaps"), causing people on Earth to accidentally travel through. They are called "extraterrestrial demons" or "extraterrestrial demons".