A bunch of hotheaded extremists. The Xia Kingdom's hovering trains had been running for so long, yet every last one of them was fixated on those meaningless underground guidance devices.
That was Lucia's private complaint, but for the sake of views and popularity, he could only keep it to himself.
After interviewing no fewer than ten local residents and getting the same answer from all of them—that the ground had been dug up for construction—Lucia stopped asking and headed toward the city's secondary roads and smaller streets.
Soon, things he had never seen before began appearing in his video.
Pedestrian overpasses without a single supporting pier, sculptures floating in midair, construction sites where enormous movements produced no audible noise...
A graceful man riding a sword-shaped flying device, unidentified people in full-body armor who moved swiftly and could even fly, two old men floating in the air while playing Go...
Everything left Lucia and the foreigners in his livestream utterly stunned.
Even a small number of viewers from the Xia Kingdom stared in disbelief.
Rapid technological development was bound to affect every area of life.
Commercial competition within the Xia Kingdom was fiercer than the domestic competition in any other country.
All to grab attention and win over users.
Products that fell into gray areas, things that had not been expressly prohibited, flooded the market like snowflakes.
Technology, array formations, array formations incorporating technology, technology incorporating array formations.
Anything that could be put to use, anything that offered innovation without causing obvious problems, began appearing in droves.
All the Xia Kingdom's government agencies could do was speed up regulation and guidance.
For example, setting age limits for users of flying devices, along with maximum and minimum flight altitudes.
For example, limiting the maximum kinetic energy of certain semiautomatic armored toys.
Or