Afterward, Lao Dai and the young man exchanged names.
The young man was called Zhang Ze.
Lao Dai asked Zhang Ze, "So what should we do now?"
Zhang Ze said, "Don't worry. I already have a proper plan."
He quickly took out a planning sheet.
Then he said to Lao Dai, "We currently have three options."
"The first is to build an attack-oriented Floating City."
"In other words, one focused primarily on military buildings and military resource development."
"The second is to build a resource-oriented one."
"The third is to build a defense-oriented one."
"Which type do you think we should choose?"
Upon hearing this, Lao Dai immediately understood Zhang Ze's thinking.
Right. Different types of cities had different methods of development.
In the early stages, they definitely needed a clear focus.
It was like playing Red Alert. What you built first and what strategy you used all followed certain rules.
Ordinary People had to learn established strategies first. Only experts could mix and match freely according to the situation.
With that in mind, he immediately began to simulate.
"...You established a military-type city."
"With a large number of weapons and troops, you successfully defeated the surrounding threats and survived the early stage. But in the mid-stage, you lost the people's support."
"Too many resources were invested in the military, and the people grew dissatisfied."
"They began to rebel, and no one was willing to work."
"You forced them to work, but efficiency declined, and your basic resources were no longer sufficient."
"Your population fled, and you were defeated by other cities."
Then he simulated the second option.
"You successfully established a resource-oriented city. Because of your abundant stockpiles, you attracted large numbers of zombies to besiege you."
"You failed to stop them. You abandoned the city and began to