"Because this city held special significance, the system made adjustments. Because its initial area was too small, after optimizing the other functional buildings, only the inner palace district could be retained to ensure the buildings remained complete." The usually terse system actually gave Roland a detailed explanation for once. Otherwise, he could have racked his brains and never imagined that after building a Primary City, he would end up with nothing but a palace.
In the end, it was because Lagrange City had originally been a supercity of Middle-earth. Its permanent and transient population had reached one to two million. As the Empire's administrative center, the imperial palace naturally could not be too shabby. So for the Empire of that era, this area was probably barely enough for the inner city of the imperial palace.
"..." Though Roland was speechless, he could still understand the system's adjustment. After all, once Lagrange returned to the Empire under his rule, the Imperial Capital would inevitably need expansion and renovation. That would involve countless trivial complications that could hold them back. It was better to establish the framework early and leave room for future adjustments.
Roland could only grit his teeth and accept it. Though getting everything in one step was a little absurd, it was still better than wasting manpower and money later. Besides, Roland suspected that, given the system's habits, it intended to have him directly recreate the Lagrange City from the game! The subsequent expansions would still be part of the imperial city! But considering that Lagrange City was a supercity spanning more than a hundred miles in every direction, Roland found it barely acceptable.
"Your Highness, there's something strange about this city..." Adolf Heinrich, who had already made a round of the city, approached Roland with an odd