With four days to go before the floods and tsunami, Li Yao decided to make another round of purchases at supermarkets in coastal cities.
There are 150 island and coastal nations in the world whose territories are bordered by the sea, accounting for more than three-quarters of all countries. Among these countries bordering the sea, there are 36 in Asia, the most in Africa with 40, 28 in Europe, 10 in South America, 23 in North America, and 12 in Oceania. All of these are either coastal or island nations, such as South Korea, Japan, Singapore, and the United States.
Thinking that she could take advantage of the flooding before these supermarkets were submerged, Li Yao told the system, "[6834, mark the large supermarkets in medium and large cities in the coastal areas of these 150 countries. At least some of them should be the size of Pang Donglai, or large shopping malls like Wanda Plaza.]"
[Okay, host. A total of 3354 locations have been marked for you. Please check them on the system panel.] System reply;
Li Yao opened the [System Panel] and saw Sam's Club, Walmart, Metro, Carrefour, Lotus Supermarket, Trust-Mart, Auchan, Tesco, RT-Mart, Vanguard, 7-Eleven, Jusco, etc.
The shopping center is King Prussia Shopping Center: Located near the spectacular and historic Valley Forge National Historical Park in Pennsylvania, it is one of the premier shopping destinations in the northern Flag State, offering a plethora of upscale stores, boutiques, and fine dining experiences. It is one of the world's most popular shopping centers, with over 400 stores.
Cevahir Shopping Center: This massive YSTBE shopping center boasts a huge glass roof and the world's largest clock. In addition to a variety of retail stores and restaurants, it also features 12 cinemas, roller coasters, and other entertainment facilities to please guests looking for a break from shopping and dining.
Ala Moana Mall: This mall is a Honolulu landmark and the world's largest open-air shopping mall. It boasts over 290 retail stores, the world's largest food court, and is also an entertainment destination for tourists, as Hawaii's most popular public theater is located within the mall.
Siam Paragon Shopping Mall: One of the largest shopping malls in Asia, it features an opera house, a cinema, a luxury hotel, a bowling alley, an art gallery, and the Siam Ocean World aquarium, as well as a wide variety of restaurants and shops. Since its opening in 2005, Siam Paragon has become a popular tourist destination for visitors from all over the world.
Wafi Mall: This shopping center is designed to resemble an Egyptian pyramid, complete with hieroglyphic columns, a pyramidal roof, and a massive Ramses statue. The mall features several themed zones, a variety of retail shops, restaurants, a theme park, a luxury hotel, a petting zoo, and other entertainment facilities.
The Galleria Mall: As one of XSD's biggest tourist attractions, this shopping center draws over 24 million visitors annually. In addition to upscale and mid-range retail stores, the mall includes several restaurants, two large hotels, an indoor ice rink, and a jogging track.
Mall of the Emirates: This mall is a Dubai attraction, an entertainment destination, and a luxury shopping destination. It boasts a total space of 6.5 million square feet and 2.4 million square feet of retail space, including over 450 shops, an indoor ski slope, amusement rides, games, a cinema, a large community theater, an art gallery, and more.
SM Mall of Asia: Spanning 4.2 million square feet, it boasts a plethora of shops and restaurants, along with a dazzling array of entertainment options. Some of its popular attractions include a multi-story IMAX screen, an ice rink, and the Nido Enhanced Science Discovery Center.
Dubai Mall: This massive shopping mall includes 1,200 retail stores and over 100 restaurants, as well as a wealth of entertainment options. Some of its notable attractions include an indoor theme park, a children's entertainment center, a large cinema, and the Dubai Aquarium and Discovery Centre.
Flags Nation Mall: This Minnesota shopping destination boasts 4.2 million square feet of retail space, including over 400 stores, a theme park, a wedding chapel, a comedy club, a movie theater, an aquarium, a miniature golf course, a wedding chapel, and a flight simulator.
West Edmonton Mall: This amazing shopping center boasts 800 stores, a variety of restaurants and food options, themed zones, a haunted house, a 3D amusement park, the world's largest indoor triple-loop roller coaster, an amusement park, a mini-golf course, the world's largest indoor water park, nightclubs, an indoor lake, a zoo, a shooting range, hotels, cinemas, radio stations, and much more.
Li Yao felt a little numb seeing this many people—over 3,000! But just thinking about it was exhilarating. She could browse supermarkets and shopping malls in her spatial dimension from now on. Li Yao told the system, "[6834, arrange them by country and collect them one by one]."
Once Li Yao got the table, she imported the address into the teleportation portal from the system panel. This was a small upgrade at system level 4, allowing her to directly import addresses for multiple locations. After putting on her invisibility cloak, Li Yao sat on the sofa, adjusted the backrest, and began to collect items. The teleportation portal opened, and she used spatial transformation to collect the entire supermarket by touching the walls. Then she closed the teleportation portal and went to the next store.
When she was hungry, Li Yao ate hamburgers, and when she was thirsty, she took drinks from her space. Even so, it still took Li Yao three days to complete all the supermarkets and shopping centers according to plan. Fortunately, the progress was fast and there were time differences between countries, so no one could figure out her collection route. Li Yao was very quick in each country, so some people had not yet sold out of the supermarkets. Li Yao collected the warehouses of each supermarket. These supermarkets were connected to large warehouses, so Li Yao's hard work was worthwhile.
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