
The Refined Life Inside an Apocalypse Base Vehicle
末世基地车内的精致生活
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- Ongoing
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- 2.3M Words
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- Sci-Fi & Gaming
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- Ultra Black Tech
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- 8h ago
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- Faloo
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1.1kChapters
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What's the point of trying so hard to save a bunch of shit! I want to save millions of dollars, but I won't be cuckolded to death!
This plug-in is good, this will be it when I travel through time! The protagonist is not clear enough! Wait for my actual operation!
The characters are too dense and it looks uncomfortable
Regarding Chapter 46: Collecting the Imperial Palace, the author doubts and is ignorant of the mortise and tenon structure and craftsmanship in traditional Chinese culture, and spreads false information without the confidence of national culture... Simple science popularization: Simply explain What is mortise and tenon The protruding one is called tenon sǔn, and the concave one is called mao mǎo. The concave and convex parts of the wood are interlocked and locked together, relying on the structure itself to bear the force, not the metal. Don't you really need nails? Most of the ancient Chinese buildings, wooden pagodas, halls, and houses are made of pure mortise and tenon joints without the use of a single nail. In some places, a "small amount" of wooden dowels and bamboo nails will be used to assist positioning, but not iron nails. Why is it so strong without using nails? The mortise and tenon joints restrain each other. During earthquakes and strong winds, the wood will shake slightly to relieve the force, making it difficult to break. Instead, iron nails will rust, crack the wood, and loosen over time. The ancients used mortise and tenon to build houses, which could indeed be built without nails or glue, and could stand for hundreds of years without falling down.
Realistic material transformation system point? Why don't you transform rocks and trees and stuff like that? Even if this thing is not valuable, why do you think the human body of weapons and ammunition is worth so much? If it's metal, which scrap station doesn't have hundreds of tons of metal? Organic matter? **What about landfills? It has to be meat. The management of the slaughterhouse is not so tight. It is still easy to get dozens of tons at a time! It has to be humans? Morgues, there is less surveillance in foreign countries, so it's okay to pay attention! Are you afraid that it's not new? Asan is densely populated and has few surveillance systems. We first visit the locations and then find the villages, one at a time.
Commentary on Chapter 15: The Beginning of the End of the World, written by Qian Nian, "Exquisite Life in the Car at the Base of the End of the World".
Commentary on Chapter 821 Desert Iguana written by Qian Nian "Exquisite Life in the Car at the Doomsday Base".
Commentary on Chapter 735: Qayim Warehouse, written by Qian Nian, "Exquisite Life in the Car at the Doomsday Base".
Alas, the Forty Pillar Palace was also destroyed. . .
I am very proud of our country's traditional architecture, but whether nails are used in traditional Chinese architecture can be found out by looking online. Some people have listed all the types of nails used. There is no reason for me to lie about something that I can tell by looking up. When writing some of the architectural systems mentioned in this novel, I will describe some characteristics related to these buildings. Because the problem of using nails is a fact, I just mentioned it. I have no intention of slandering our traditional architecture, and I do not think this is a shortcoming of traditional Chinese architecture.