Lord of the City, Your Residents Have New Requests

On the night military training ended, Zheng Yuchuan built a city in Skyline.

Then he dreamed about it.

When he woke up, he was stunned: game funds could actually be exchanged for real money at a rate of 1:100. Once he opened an industrial zone, his account balance took off; once he built a commercial street, he could afford anything he wanted.

But the bigger secret came later.

He casually sketched a symbol by the roadside and dropped a strand of hair. A real road unfolded in the world around him, leading straight to the city in his dream.

Meanwhile, the entire world was plunged into a double crisis: the greenhouse effect spiraled out of control, sending temperatures toward fifty degrees, while a new virus quietly spread, slipping through every gap.

The real world was becoming unlivable. His city, however, had springlike weather all year round, clean air, and immunity to the virus.

He contacted the government anonymously and secretly began bringing survivors into the city.

But foreign powers caught wind of it, too. Spies infiltrated the city, hoping to seize control and push him aside.

What they didn’t know was this:

He had drawn every inch of the city himself. Here, he was the only law.

When the first spy vanished into thin air, the rest finally understood:

This wasn’t a game. It was the world’s last ark.

And the master of the ark never showed mercy.