"This Imperial Palace is truly extravagant."
Yang Ming remembered the Imperial Palace being like those historical palaces and pavilions back home, at most a steel structure known as the 'Cyber Forbidden City.'
But the Sherman Empire's Imperial Palace was not complex, even somewhat simple.
Modules of the Imperial Palace were embedded in a gigantic frame structure, with a ground area of approximately several hundred thousand square meters, and metallic curtains on all sides that could project different simulated sceneries.
The architectural style was predominantly tall and spacious, with a few scattered palaces dotting the bronze-colored metallic squares, as if narrating the insignificance of humanity and human creations on the cosmic scale of space and time.
These palaces were where the Emperor lived, worked, and entertained.
