An idea surfaced, and the earth moved according to his will—the open ground on the edge of the Black Forest was suddenly filled with a faint rustling sound that broke the surrounding silence.
The soil and stones "melted" in an instant, transforming into soft, undulating matter that seemed almost alive. Large stretches of land were leveled and roughly divided into sections according to Yu Sheng's plans. The foundation structures took shape, and a new paved road extended to the main road leading to the logging yard and the depths of the Black Forest. Its surface was hard, flat stone. A ditch was also drawn out from the forest, soon widening into a small river that meandered along the edge of the "town."
After that, Yu Sheng began generating platforms of various sizes in the newly planned sections and marking them with different functions—residential areas, warehouses, doll production facilities, and an independent repair center. He even planned a small park with a decent-sized plaza beside the newly diverted river.
Although mass-produced dolls did not seem to need any recreational facilities after all—Eileen, who controlled them from behind the scenes, already spent every day watching shows and playing games—Yu Sheng still felt that if they were going to build a "town," it ought to have everything a town should have. Otherwise, all they would have was a neatly arranged pile of storage compartments standing there, in which case he might as well build a giant warehouse that could simply hold all the dolls.
But it was obvious that Eileen had at least a tiny bit of distrust toward Yu Sheng's aesthetic sense and construction skills. Once the foundations of some buildings appeared, she hurriedly reached out and tugged at Yu Sheng's hair. "Hey, hey, how about stopping here? You can finish the