Home No. 1

Biodata

Power Progression

These milestones describe the advancement of Home No. 1’s forces, rather than a cultivation realm belonging to the settlement itself.

Background / History

Home No. 1 develops around Shen Jin’s villa in Q City. By the time the settlement receives its name, the villa has been enlarged from two aboveground floors to eight, with its underground levels unchanged. Forty newly recruited unusual-form ability users increase demand for accommodation, requiring the first-floor Superhumans to share rooms 232.

Shen Jin proposes Home No. 1 to express the group’s role in leading Q City’s civilian forces to kill zombies and reclaim their home. Shang Qian, Yang Ao, and Li Moxiao accept the name, with “home” preferred for its warmer meaning than “base.” Li Moxiao is assigned to guard the settlement while Shen Jin works outside 232.

The base expands through fortified construction, restored production, civilian enhancement, and resource recovery. Its growing reputation attracts newcomers from surrounding settlements, while its factories, services, and friendly residents impress visitors such as Liu Dalao, who loses his resolve to destroy it after entering 257 282 285.

Geography and Expansion

Territorial Milestones

Layout

• Inner city: Initially a one-square-kilometer area reserved for Shen Jin and his Superhumans, later developed into the commercial and administrative center 301.
• Headquarters villa: Shen Jin’s residence and the location of leadership meetings, including the round-table meeting on its top floor 232 611.
• Team territories: Areas developed by Yang Ao and the captains surround the inner city like the points of a star 358.
• Outer and satellite cities: Alongside the inner city, these form the base’s three-part organization after its Q City expansion 450.
• Red Light Livable Residential Complex: A residential area housing newcomers, including Liu Yue’er and several outside Superhumans 358 425.
• Six-city triangle: Q City, Panjin City, and D City form its vertices. Gourd City and Jinzhou City lie between Q City and Panjin City; Yingkou City lies between Panjin City and D City 619.
• Sea connection: A 140-kilometer bridge links Home No. 1 with Red Water Bay Base, permitting vehicle and supply traffic. The later consolidated region uses the sea bridge to connect Q City and D City 451 619.

The original base faces the sea to the south and mountains to the north. Northern expansion uses mountain terrain as a natural defense and provides nearby quarrying sites 310.

Administration and Laws

Key Personnel

• Shen Jin — Leader and source of the base’s construction technology, equipment, and Superhuman Potions; internal orders ultimately fall under his jurisdiction 232 521 634.
• Shang Qian — Directs recruitment, industrial assignments, currency planning, internal affairs, and the expanding logistics network 257 301 634.
• Yang Ao — Leads official Superhuman forces and major clearing campaigns; also organizes evacuation work and military training 358 365 366 634.
• Liu Jin — Handles newcomer matters and, as Guard Army captain, announces the rules applicable to incorporated Gourd City 358 514.
• Long Taojia — Chief engineer of the sea bridge; offered leadership of the Home No. 1 Construction Bureau after its completion 451.
• Fu Wei / Old Fu — Conducts laboratory research and oversees facilities producing Gene Optimization Serum 282.
• Old Wang — Organizes temporary-worker recruitment, newcomer accommodation, and later campaigns to attract evacuees as permanent residents 257 285 652.

Rules and Enforcement

• Early regulations prohibit robbery, fraud, and fighting. Violations are subject to suppression by the Zombie Slaying Squad 237.
• Scavengers initially surrender 20% of recovered supplies upon entry in exchange for housing, water, electricity, and protection; those going outside may collect a Stone Sword 237.
• Newly arrived survivors are ordered to undergo three hours of observation to prevent unnoticed infections from entering the base 343.
• In incorporated Gourd City, robbery without serious injury or death is punished by amputation of one hand 512.
• Former settlement leaders cannot continue treating their followers as private dependents: those followers become legal citizens of Home No. 1 425.
• Residents are allowed a fresh start without punishment merely for their thoughts or previously entertained intentions 564.
• The base does not require monogamy and does not interfere with harmonious multi-partner households 604.

Citizen Identification

Economy and Civilian Life

Home Coins

Home Coins support paid employment, shopping, resource exchange, and the purchase of enhancement supplies. Official jobs pay in the currency, while the recycling station converts surplus scavenged materials into purchasing power 366 425.

• Grain and Energy Crystal Core exchanges underpin confidence in Home Coins 365 578.
• Recycling-station purchase prices are repeatedly lowered to preserve the currency’s value as scavenging supplies increase 509.
• A banking system is later introduced; leadership identifies lending, foreign core-exchange rates, livelihood funding, and revised wages as areas requiring further policy development 611.

Services and Recreation

• Official commercial district: Weapon shop, armor shop, general store, clothing shop, new-energy vehicle dealership, hospital, and school 366.
• No. 1 Academy: A six-story school; its teaching staff later receive a daily pay increase after Shen Jin interviews one hundred people from the academy 366 486.
• 24-hour vending machines: Supply food, Gene Optimization Serum, Energy Crystal Cores, and Superhuman Potions 366 430 574.
• Utilities: Water and electricity are free. The Jinzhou branch also advertises free, round-the-clock Wi-Fi 486 574.
• Private commerce: Residents operate stalls and eateries alongside official shops 593.
• Entertainment: Local-network games, group chats, singing, dancing, and open-air movie screenings are documented 425 486 579.
• Civilian work: Farming, clothing manufacture, and factory labor provide livelihoods without requiring residents to fight zombies 486.

Industry and Infrastructure

Production

• Traveler’s Gloves let teams break, retrieve, and place blocks, accelerating material collection and wall construction. Their durability limits continued use 293 310.
• Block-manipulation equipment is identified as a security risk because hostile users could dismantle stone defenses 308.
• Food production includes crops, pigs, chickens, cattle, sheep, ducks, geese, and extensive marine aquaculture. Seafood becomes one of the cheapest foods after grain and vegetables 478 652.
• Storage chests suspend spoilage, allowing evacuated grain reserves to remain fresh indefinitely 646.
• Military satellite communications equipment is installed by twenty technical soldiers arriving aboard five cargo helicopters 310.

Electricity

• The base progresses from three major wind farms to coastline-wide wind, rooftop solar, and shoreline hydroelectric generation 469 619.
• Surplus electricity feeds storage rooms and production of iridium ingots, UU matter, and Nether Stars 619.
• Power-intensive Replicator technology allows items to be synthesized using UU matter; Home No. 1 supplies a system to Heavenly Net Headquarters 624.
• During the Zombie Kingdom’s invasion, planetary darkness disables thousands of Quantum Solar Generators and over one hundred million ordinary Solar Generators. Wind, hydro, thermal, and electromagnetic generation continue operating at enormous output 686.

Military and Defenses

Forces and Equipment

• Standard equipment: Advanced Nano Armor combines protective shields, flight, batteries, Vajra mechanical arms, tools, and Laser Guns 617.
• Command equipment: Captains receive Quantum Armor; Shen Jin, Yang Ao, Li Moxiao, Shang Qian, and Sun Can possess GraviSuites at the consolidation stage 619.
• Heavy weapons: Industrial TNT, Energy Crystal Core Bombs, explosive Crossbows, and Laser Guns support aerial attacks on zombie hordes 611 617.
• Fusion techniques: Shen Jin’s special-ability foods enable squads to combine their powers, including techniques capable of resisting Tier 3 zombies 509.
• Leveling weapons: Home No. 1’s own alloy weapons can gain levels through the Level Enhancement Table. Exported weapons do not automatically receive this capability 606 607 630.

Defensive Systems

• Early coastal security includes six sealed bridges and thirty-meter watchtowers along thirteen kilometers of cleared coastline 249.
• The initial southern boundary uses a minimum cobblestone wall three meters high and one meter thick 310.
• Panjin’s official supply station has a three-layer, twenty-meter-high reinforced-stone wall, guarded by peak Tier 2 Superhumans 593.
• Later defenses combine aerial platforms, traps, fusion weapons, and an energy shield capable of burning incoming zombie flies 664.
• Underground shelters house civilians during the Zombie Kingdom invasion 686.
• The protective shield and enormous electricity supply are identified as key defensive trump cards during the hundred-million-zombie battle 691.

Supply Network and External Relations

Supply Stations

• Storage is paid to discourage wasteful use. Supply transport includes an initial free allowance, with fees for excess cargo 634.
• Safe ground routes and Spatial Teleportation connect headquarters, supply stations, and other bases 632 634.
• The Locust Plan sends civilian fighters outward to kill scattered zombies and recover cores, corpse materials, building resources, electronics, and everyday goods 509 634.
• Supply routes also attract prospective residents from other official settlements 634 635.

Affiliations and Diplomacy

• Heavenly Net — Receives Home No. 1’s equipment, potions, charging infrastructure, and transport support. One million equipment sets are supplied before all three million Heavenly Net Superhumans are equipped with Mining Lasers, Electric Jetpacks, and Energy Crystals 624 632.
• D City, Jinzhou, and Panjin Heavenly Net branches — Remain independent within Home No. 1’s territory while relying on its logistics 619.
• Independent D City factions — Relocate into the D City territory as allies, coordinating major operations and purchasing equipment with cores and materials 639.
• Wallfacers No. 9 and No. 10 — Cooperate on national evacuation planning and later move into Home No. 1 to assist relocation and defensive preparations 620 646 653.
• Korea — Requests food, equipment, potions, and defensive construction assistance 635.
• International Superhuman forces — Gather at the expanded, 100 km² National Trading Center Island, which becomes a major trading and information hub 675.

Some Wallfacers speculate that Home No. 1’s extraordinary technology may be connected to ancient Tier 5 Superhumans. The theory remains unverified, and others caution against treating suspicion as proof 638.

Foreign Superhumans later inquire about residency, but admission is deferred while emergency accommodation remains intended for Chinese survivors 679.

Major Events

Expansion and Recruitment

• Ancestor Mountain relocation: Yang Ao brings 25,000 survivors into Home No. 1, raising its population to 60,000 365.
• Jinzhou migration: Modern utilities, furnished housing, shops, and enhancement opportunities draw almost all survivors away from the neighboring Heavenly Net settlement 574 578 579.
• Six-city unification: Ten thousand construction workers connect six coastal cities into a single defensive region. No zombies remain inside the triangular territory except laboratory specimens 619.

Ark Project

• Ark No. 1: A fully automated farm between Q District and Gourd District is converted into a rescue site receiving Zhengzhou evacuees through Teleporters 646.
• Ark No. 2: Activated for Chengdu’s 800,000 survivors; the base’s reserves are sufficient to support the combined 1.3 million new arrivals 646.
• Ark Bases Nos. 3–5: Activated as further settlements threatened by Zombie Tyrants evacuate 653.
• National fallback: Planned with Wallfacers No. 9 and No. 10 as a refuge capable of accommodating every surviving person in China if necessary 620 646.

Conflicts

Notable Quotes

“Home... yes, that sounds warmer than ‘base.’ I agree!”
— During the naming discussion 232

“This is my home.”
— Shen Jin, looking over the developed inner city 552