Regarding the fusion of Natural Disaster Cities, many players had researched it, and quite a few had even conducted their own experiments.
Though they had failed, they had also identified several points where things went wrong.
The first was how to move a Death City from its original location.
Because this step violated the nature of a Death City, it had stopped many people right from the start.
Even if they somehow passed that stage, many more problems awaited them afterward.
For instance, after bringing out a Death City, how were they supposed to fuse it? That was a major problem.
After all, fusing two cities was not as simple as placing them together.
They would still remain two separate cities.
Someone had tried it before, wanting to see whether placing two cities side by side would work.
In the end, the two cities never fused together.
That outcome was actually fairly good.
Others had tried to forcibly cram a Death City into an ordinary city, and the final result had been the destruction of both cities.
When Gu Xi dragged out Jungle Port, he naturally encountered the same problem.
The crucial question was where to place Jungle Port first.
Near the city before him?
Directly above it, or directly below it?
Or somewhere else?
But as it happened, Gu Xi had experience in this area as well.
Leaving aside Aryadovi City's unusual environmental style, the mirrored opposition between Aryadovi City and Victoria City alone gave Gu Xi many ideas.
The overlapping spaces within the Mirror Dungeon had also given Gu Xi many different ideas.
If Jungle Port and the city before him had not differed in size and style, Gu Xi would have wanted to directly use Jungle Port and this city as mirrored opposites.
That approach definitely would