Survival in the Wasteland, Modular Construction Base

Slow heat, wasteland, no powers, infrastructure Oxygen content 14%. It is not breathable outdoors. Bianxu woke up from hibernation station-07 and found that the old era had been destroyed for hundreds of years. The ground is covered with abandoned metal buildings, plants struggle to grow in the gaps between the ruins, and mutated creatures wander in the shadows. The engineering bracelet on his wrist stores the knowledge base of the old era, but only 23% of the energy core is left, and 1% is consumed every day to maintain the lives of other people in the dormant cabin. The only food available was a few packages of expired nutrition bars. The water is murky. He had no time to wonder why civilization collapsed. He needed to survive this week first. The collection module produces worker ants and automatically dismantles metal in the ruins. The workshop module creates beasts of burden to transport supplies, and hunters to patrol and alert. The solar panels prevent energy from declining, and the insulated cabin allows him to no longer have to sleep on the floor. Step by step, he expanded the abandoned dormant station into a fully functional survival base, and built the first working cabin with oxygen, the first farmland, and the first defense unit on the metal waste soil. But this is not the story of one person. Survivors who entered hibernation at different times are still sleeping in the cabin - ecologists, mechanics, and doctors. Waking them up requires 5% of energy, and energy is consumed every day. They wake up to be helpers and new burdens. Who wakes up first? Who wakes up later? This is a multiple choice question. In the wasteland, rebuilding civilization does not rely on heroism, but on recycling every piece of metal, upgrading every module, and every correct decision. And, enough luck.