Although the road was submerged, the water level was high enough to cover all low-rise buildings.
As a result, the water surface appeared smooth and open, with only buildings over fifteen floors emerging above the water.
Typical buildings ranged from eighteen floors to thirty-two floors.
In new constructions, eighteen floors were considered high-rise.
Any higher, and fire ladders would struggle to reach, so regulations suggested not exceeding that height.
However, there was no such restriction in the past, and developers built as high as possible to maximize profits.
Without technical or policy limitations, thirty-two floors was not even the limit.
Three rafts cut through the waves, forging ahead.
Vast waters, torrential rain, fierce wind, misty vapor, no green in sight.
Only towering buildings standing above the water.
Liang Yuan took out his phone, checking surrounding buildings against the map to determine their direction.
