Chapter 1143

Lishan Heavenly Ladder.

This was a staircase that went straight from the foot of the mountain to the top.

The width was at least two hundred meters in diameter.

It could accommodate hundreds of people walking side by side.

On the other side of the staircase, there was also a straight path going up diagonally.

A straight slope path paved with cement.

Its purpose should be for carriages to transport supplies up and down.

And this Heavenly Ladder, according to the introduction, had nine hundred and ninety-nine steps from the foot to the top!

It can be seen that the scale of this Heavenly Ladder and the straight path was huge.

Ying Ying Zi Ye led Meng Tian and his party walking slowly upwards.

Looking up from the foot of the mountain, one could only see a rough outline on the top of the mountain.

The generals were all shocked by this scene.

This project was truly huge.

Just seeing the blurry outline on the top of the mountain, they knew the scale on the top was very large.

The generals' physical strength was quite good, and they were full of energy.

Soon they walked to the end of the Heavenly Ladder.

What appeared before their eyes was a large palace complex.

This was the front hall.

It was the main palace of the Epang Palace.

Looking at the completed Epang Palace.

Ying Ying Zi Ye couldn't help but be stunned.

Before it was built, he had been here once.

Now that it was built, there were many changes from what he had seen before.

History records: "Five hundred paces from east to west, fifty zhang from north to south, ten thousand people can sit above, and five-zhang flags can be built below."

"The surrounding corridors go from below the hall directly to the southern mountain, marking the peak of the southern mountain as a gate, and building a covered path."

"From Epang crossing the Wei River, connecting to Xianyang, symbolizing the Heavenly Pole Pavilion path reaching the camp room."

According to the archaeological research results of the later Social Sciences Academy Archaeological Research Institute.

The front hall of the Epang Palace occupied about 800 mu, equivalent to the area of 90 standard football fields.

This was just the area of the front hall.

The overall area was even more boundless.