Global torrential rains arrive, and the water level rises one meter every day without stopping.
Seventy-two hours before the rain begins, one hundred thousand people around the world awaken different Civilization Systems at the same time.
Some acquire the [Mechanical Hive] and build steel fleets.
Some acquire the [Sea Beast Civilization] and form pacts with leviathans of the deep.
Some acquire the [Spirit Plant Civilization] and take control of the apocalypse's granaries.
But Lin Chuan acquires the [Ark Civilization System], which can devour the relics of civilizations and evolve without end.
He has neither tens of billions in funding nor an unlimited supply of resources.
His starting ark is just an old tugboat about to be broken up for scrap.
While other System holders frantically seize yachts, cargo ships, and warships, Lin Chuan discovers a civilization relic from ten thousand meters beneath the sea in the hold of his decrepit vessel.
Fuse with relics to gain a pressure-resistant hull.
Devour materials to repair ark modules.
Recruit crew to unlock civilization technology.
From an old tugboat to a diving ark, a mobile port, and finally a steel nation spanning the endless ocean...
The rain falls, cities sink, and skyscrapers become isolated islands.
A hundred meters below, seawater begins transforming into a spiritual liquid that can promote the evolution of life.
A thousand meters down, the ruins of an ancient civilization lie dormant.
At a depth of ten thousand meters, deep-sea overlords lurk, powerful enough to devour entire fleets.
The deeper the water, the more potent the spiritual liquid.
How deep a civilization can dive is a measure of how powerful it is.
While other survivors still fight over the last scraps of land above the waves, Lin Chuan's ark has already set sail for the deep sea, where no one dares to venture.
The creativity is good, and the writing is okay, but I don't know why, but it just doesn't feel satisfying to watch.
Not pretty, boring
Very good, come on
Pure AI text, the look and feel is too bad
It's Al again, the same way of writing
"History within history"
Looking inside, it feels like AI is involved
The pace is so fast