The 16 steel pillars of the "Whale Fall Community" are actually living whale bones, forming a symbiotic cycle with the three female whales in the giant fish tank at the top - the whales convert carbon dioxide into oxygen through alveolar symbiotic bacteria, which are transported to each floor through the whale bone steel pillars. In order to maintain symbiosis, humans need to regularly put "nutrients" into the fish tank (the high area provides scientific research data, the middle area supplies energy technology, and the low area transports biological samples). The 18-story class barrier is not only a physical separation, but also the embodiment of the "oxygen supply quota": the high area accounts for 45% of the total oxygen, the middle area accounts for 32%, and the low area only 23%.
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The description is too detailed, which is really annoying when listening to the novel. It takes a long time to describe every little action or trivial matter. The plot does not advance for a long time, which is really annoying.
The description is too detailed, which is really annoying when listening to the novel. It takes a long time to describe every little action or trivial matter. The plot does not advance for a long time, which is really annoying.