Li Xingkong spent a long time wandering around the game city he had created, comparing the details of many places with the blueprints.
After making a very subtle comparison using his Divine Sense, Li Xingkong finally walked out of the city with satisfaction.
Although there is no water beneath its feet, but only endless yellow sand, in terms of details, the spell's construction capabilities and ability to reproduce blueprints have reached the requirements for directly constructing a nuclear power plant.
More importantly, because it was constructed with magic, the entire building appears seamless, without any splicing or discordant parts, making it a true architectural masterpiece.
Indeed, this spell meets Li Xingkong's requirements.
All his efforts had paid off, and Li Xingkong was in high spirits. He then took out the other blueprints from his Space Bag.
With new spells available, how can we not play with them to our hearts' content?
Besides, we've already gotten so many blueprints from the Earthly Capital; it would be such a waste not to use them all.
When Li Xingkong, he had already estimated the energy consumption of this spell. Given the size of the Water City, the spell consumed in its construction was not too much, consuming less than one-tenth of Li Xingkong's Magic Power.
Moreover, Li Xingkong's Magic Power recovery speed is also very fast. After resting for a while, the Magic Power he consumed will be almost fully recovered.
This spell was more like a toy to him.
When he emerged from the water city and circled it a few times in the sky, he began to like the feeling.
All men are into plastic; you just haven't met the type you like yet.
Li Xingkong suddenly realized that what was said made a lot of sense. Seeing a city built from scratch by himself, a sense of accomplishment welled up inside him.
Just like when we were kids, we built our own castles out of mud, sand, and mahjong tiles—everyone has this kind of fantasy.
At this moment, Li Xingkong suddenly felt that this vast Gobi Desert also had some advantages. At least it was such a large place that he could do whatever he wanted without any worries.
Feeling playful, Li Xingkong transferred the blueprints in his hand into his mind one by one, used the Hexagram to complete the construction, and then randomly chose a direction to fly in the vast Gobi Desert.
After flying for a distance, roughly a few kilometers away from the previous buildings, Li Xingkong once again activated his magic, constructing the buildings from scratch.
Pagodas stand tall, ancient temples abound, and numerous strange ancient cities have sprung up on this desert.
Only after he had built all the blueprints in his hands several times, and standing in the air, looking out, the entire Gobi Desert seemed to be divided in two by a crystal wall, did Li Xingkong stop.
At first, he obediently built according to the design drawings. Later, after he became more proficient in using magic, Li Xingkong began to mix up the multiple drawings in his hand, combining the models of the multiple drawings to create many incongruous buildings.
The style was chaotic, the buildings were messy, and some places didn't even have a door, but this didn't stop Li Xingkong from having a great time.
As he used spells more frequently, his control over them became increasingly refined. He could even conjure up something in his mind on the spot if it wasn't in the blueprints, and then use spells to bring it to life.
Within the entire area covered by the spell, he seemed to be able to control the entire earth, molding it however he pleased, like playing with clay.
Li Xingkong only calmed down when he emerged from the desert on the other side and the Nation-Protecting Grand Formation of light appeared before him.
He took back what he had said earlier; who said the spell was useless?
If it brings you happiness, that's its greatest use.
As for what to do with these already completed buildings, Li Xingkong had no idea. What else could he do? They were already there; he couldn't just tear them down.
Anyway, I've already reported it, so I'll leave the Earthly Capital to the people in the capital to handle.
The spell was completed, the blueprints were in hand, and the materials were all available; all the prerequisites for building the nuclear power plant had been met.
Now that things have come to this, there's nothing more to say. Li Xingkong drove his sword home, told his family, and then got up, pierced the sky, and headed towards the moon.
Having left Earth Star's surface once again and entered space, Li Xingkong did not stop. He immediately used Hexagram in his mind to calculate the fastest route to the moon, and then set off along the calculated route.
Although there have been many incidents on Earth Star recently, space is still relatively peaceful. After all, no other country in space can rival Divine Land. What trouble could possibly arise in a place where one country is dominant?
Moreover, the space carriers have been frequently operating on the ground recently, and there are no cultivators traveling to and from the Road to Immortality. Only a few spaceships traveling between White Jade Capital and the moon are still flying.
Li Xingkong's flight path was quite far from the spaceship's, so he didn't bother to go up and say hello, and instead plunged straight into the moon.
The construction of cities on the moon is progressing rapidly. Compared to the last time I visited the moon, there are several more large formations on the lunar surface, and the number of people moving around in them is also much greater than before.
Many cutting-edge technology projects from Divine Land have been transferred to the moon, and basic industries and agriculture here have also started operating, making it much more prosperous than before.
However, Li Xingkong did not plan to place the nuclear power plant near residential areas. After all, it was nuclear energy, and placing it near residential areas was somewhat unsafe. Moreover, given the rate at which these people were expanding, the nuclear power plant might be surrounded by the city in just a few years.
So they simply chose a location that was farther away.
Since Divine Land's base is on the far side of the moon, he might as well put the nuclear power plant on the near side of the moon. Anyway, with the fighting raging on Earth Star, no one will notice the changes on the moon.
Now that we're on the moon, Li Xingkong can develop it however he wants without any problems.
Other countries are still waiting to see the light of day again, so they don't have the time or inclination to concern themselves with matters on the moon.
There are many more options for the near side of the moon, since the far side has to consider issues like meteorite impacts, while the near side has far fewer such problems.
However, the lunar soil on the front side is relatively loose, so a very solid foundation would be needed to build a nuclear power plant.
Having chosen an open location, Li Xingkong prepared to place the nuclear power plant there.
The entire terrain is located inside a large crater, surrounded by towering craters. This terrain has some advantages, namely that even if other areas outside the moon develop, it will not interfere with its nuclear power plant.
All the construction materials for the nuclear power plant were in his Space Bag. After selecting the location, Li Xingkong did not hesitate and immediately began to cast spells.
The spell expanded outwards to the foot of the crater, and also encompassed a portion of the mountain within its range.
Instead of immediately taking materials from his Space Bag, Li Xingkong first activated his spell, smoothing out the uneven areas within its range. He then melted the rocks cut from the mountain, creating a large, seamless foundation.
With this foundation in place, even if a major earthquake occurs on the moon, our nuclear power plant will not be at risk.