Two days later, New Spring, Haizhou Tech Expo grounds—a cacophony filled the air.
The recently widened roads were crammed with cars inching forward at a crawl, while the loudspeakers repeatedly called out, "Drop off and move along, no stopping!" Several newly completed large parking lots were already full, forcing Coast Industry to temporarily open parts of its factory grounds for visitor parking. Just as the system had predicted, the food supply both inside and outside the expo grounds, as well as throughout New Spring, could no longer support peak dining demand. Left with no choice, Coast's central cafeteria had been opened to supply food outlets across the venue.
The related work had begun as early as last night. Pre-made dishes and food had been delivered to all corners of the grounds by logistics trucks. Large numbers of temporary restrooms had also been put in place.
Some workshop employees had been temporarily reassigned by the Paradise System and sent into the grounds under the guise of "off-site business trips" to provide navigation and services for visitors... Even with ample preparations made beforehand, everyone was still drenched in sweat, so busy they could barely breathe.
The central air conditioning ran at full blast, countless streams of cold air surging out like tides, yet they still could not suppress the rolling heat in the air. Everywhere the eye could see was packed solid with people.
A sea of humanity!
On the fifth day of the Haizhou Tech Expo, visitor numbers reached a terrifying peak.
Bolstered by the momentum generated by recent events, advertisements, promotions, and even the disabled sports meet, the number of visitors with reservations had reached thirty thousand. But the actual number had long since surpassed that. According to Paradise's projections, the day's final attendance would be around sixty to seventy