The Players' New Plan: Summoned by the Dao Ancestor to Play with the Heavenly Dao Saints?

The Shipbuilder's post had been up on the forum for less than half an hour when the replies surged past ten million.

At first, people questioned the idea. The water in the flood could drown even fish, they said. Player or local, you would die all the same. What kind of ship could withstand it? So many major powers had secretly built ships before, and hadn't those proved useless in the end?

The Shipbuilder replied: Fools stayed fools because they kept arguing instead of trying!

That line was voted the forum's quote of the day and shared an absurd number of times.

The skeptics refused to give up. Someone else pointed out that the Great Dao Laws in the flood specifically dismantled all man-made formations. Everyone remembered how many times the Ark's runes had been shattered.

The Shipbuilder replied again: The Ark capsized because the runes were written on the bottom. The flood struck from below, so of course they broke.

If we write the runes on top, is the flood going to come crashing down from the sky?

Several floors of replies went silent. Then someone cautiously answered: The flood does come crashing down from the sky.

The Shipbuilder fell silent. A while later, he replied: Then we'll write the runes inside. Seal the whole ship tight, carve defensive formations outside and stabilizing formations inside. The flood hits the outside while we hide inside. When the water rises, the ship rises with it.

The moment that idea appeared, the entire forum erupted.

The Ark had capsized because Law Fragments in the flood eroded the runes from beneath. The levees had collapsed because the water pressure crushed them. The Floating City had fallen because the Great Dao Laws in the rain dismantled its protective formation before eroding its antigravity formation.