Mobile City: Evolving Machinery in the Apocalypse

Why does the protagonist look like a little brat?

In fact, have you ever thought about the weight and how much energy is needed to move a city, even a small town? Of course I know there's a movie about a moving city fortress

I just read a chapter. Let me help the author add some settings. For example, there are anti-gravity stones in the mobile city. Anti-gravity stones are brought by meteorites. They are rare. One stone can hold up tens of thousands of tons of material. This anti-gravity stone cannot fly too high. It is similar to the ground effect. Those who need crawlers to move are heavy-duty armors with large volumes. The excess weight is borne by the crawlers. There are also lightweight ones that fly in the sky Steampunk, there must be steam. The meteorite brought a kind of fungus, which heats up and generates steam when it encounters water. It is equivalent to a nuclear fuel rod without nuclear radiation. Some restrictions can be added to the lifespan and reproduction of the fungus Then materials, meteorites brought new materials, ordinary steel 7.85 Tons per cubic meter, titanium alloy 4.5 Tons per cubic meter, new materials The material is 2.5 Tons per cubic meter, which is similar to pure titanium. There are many new materials. Different materials are added to form different alloys to obtain different properties The volume of the mobile city is about 3000 meters long, 800 meters wide and 300 meters high. The bottom 100 meters are heavy industrial areas and slums, and the middle 150 meters are the people at the bottom and the middle class, as well as light industry, agricultural handicrafts, and three-dimensional planting of agricultural science and technology. , The top 50 meters is similar to the richest living on the ship island. The mobile city population is about 200,000. I calculated that if 10,000 people live in 3000*800, one person can have about 240 square meters. Except for some road announcement areas, one person should have hundreds of square meters, 150 meters, and a 3-meter floor can accommodate about 500,000 people. The specific number of people who can live depends on the industrial and agricultural output value.

This introduction is quite rubbish. You can't grow a grain of food. It's worse than a desert. Do you live by eating soil?

To be honest, you should simplify the content. Everyone is looking at mobile cities, not the dispensable ones in front of them. Although this type of novels are rare, they all provide practical information at the beginning. They start in a mobile city, and then start exploring the city to find resources and so on.

How can human beings survive for thousands of years if they cannot survive for several years without food?

The first chapter gave me a dream about ten years at the beginning, and I was ten years younger.

A novel that failed to highlight the key points in 22 chapters was withdrawn!

It's too long-winded. I wanted to see the development of Mobile City, but I was so lonely after watching it.

There's too much water, buddy