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Chapter 695 City in the Sky
In a sense, something like the Castle in the Sky is actually a very impractical design.

After all, if you have the ability to build a flying city in the sky, why don’t you use this productivity to build something else instead of building a floating city?

But on the other hand, when your productivity is sufficient to build a floating city, your technology and production level will undoubtedly have reached an exaggerated level.

This is like creating a giant humanoid robot. The actual combat performance of this thing has always been criticized in the original world, and the technical requirements for creating a humanoid shape are much higher than those for creating other shapes.

But on the other hand, if you can build a large humanoid robot, can't you build something more practical?

Ultimately, it is only after technology has developed to a certain level and the issue of whether or not something is resolved that one can pursue fancy things.

The same is true of Perfecto's design for the Castle in the Sky. Her design was also conservative at the beginning, and everything was built around the core technology of the flying stone.

A flying stone that is large enough to deploy the anti-gravity field and then build a house with a stable enough structure in the anti-gravity field.

This is the first version of Castle in the Sky.

It's not even a design, it's just the simplest infrastructure.

The city in the sky that Perfectoct saw in his dream was a design based on this technology that had undergone two iterations.

But even so, in Perfectcot's opinion, the design of the sky city cannot be considered a serious design. It is more of an exploration of what a sky city should have based on technical verification.

Only after completing technical verification and feasibility design, the Sky City truly has the actual value of being built.

If we consider the current industrial capacity and technological level of the North and Victoria, they can at most complete the construction of the flying battleships currently planned by Perfectoct.

As for the Castle in the Sky?

It’s not that Perfectoct looks down on them. With Victoria’s current technical strength and industrial production capacity, it would be difficult to build a flying castle.

Perhaps someone would think of building airships and flying battleships, using flying stones to reduce the weight so that a palace or house can fly, but this is undoubtedly far from a real city in the sky.

In Perfectoct's opinion, a true sky city must at least have the attributes that a city should have.

I dare not say that I can really make a city fly, but at least it should be able to support the necessary conditions for some people to live there for a long time.

Flying and floating are just the basics.

So to some extent, if an airship or a flying battleship is formed into the shape of a city and the living facilities are improved, it can also be called a city in the sky.

But Perfect didn't intend to do so because it was too boring.

She lets her imagination run wild in her dreams, and possesses the ability of omniscience, which allows her to acquire all the knowledge and skills to realize her imagination. For Perfectot, all she needs to do to build a true city in the sky is to actually build it.

According to Perfectoct's design, the city in the sky was not built around a flying stone.

This single-core construction model is not impossible, but it is too low in both efficiency and scale. Perfect used a satellite layout similar to the energy towers in the current cities. The core of the floating city is a large flying stone, and several smaller flying stones are distributed around the outer circle of this large flying stone. While sharing the weight of the city, it can also divide the city from one center into multiple centers.

One advantage of the multi-core city design model is that it can divide the city’s different functional areas, which can add more functions to the city while also allowing the city to accommodate more population.

Not only that, this satellite design can also reduce the weight of the flying stones supporting the city, and disperse the weight that was originally piled together to different supporting points.

Perfect even envisioned designing a floating fortress that was completely unconnected to the main body of the city, which would orbit around the main body of the city and provide protection for it.

"It looks good. The circular city structure and the satellite city design are very avant-garde urban planning designs even in the original world." Perfect looked at the design he had completed and nodded with satisfaction.

The circular city layout can maximize lighting, which is very important for a floating city.

Moreover, one of the great advantages of a circular city is that it can better plan traffic, avoid traffic congestion, and facilitate urban planning.

Looking at the city he designed, Perfect felt a kind of joy similar to that of playing business simulation games in his previous life.

Compared to the previous shelter design that was full of limitations and frustration, this sky city where imagination can run wild really makes Perfect feel happy.

Especially when she completed the entire design and looked at the city she had planned, a spontaneous sense of satisfaction and pride filled her heart, making her feel particularly satisfied and happy.

Maybe for her, this is what she really wants.

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Although some people think that ruling and managing the entire North is a high position and that one can enjoy the sweetness of power and a life of luxury and debauchery, for Perfectcot it is only a responsibility and a burden.

Her life was indeed luxurious, but for Perfecto, she had long since stopped caring about whether the life she enjoyed was luxurious or simple.

Because she has so much to do every day and she is so busy.

If she really handled every matter that needed her attention diligently, she would be overwhelmed by endless government affairs every day.

So is it okay for her to be lazy? The answer is no.

In fact, even if Perfecto delegated a large amount of work to her subordinates, she still had endless work to do every day.

There are many aspects that need to be dealt with in governing a country, and as the lord of the North, the territory that Perfectoct rules is not much smaller than a country.

Her other identity also determines that she is truly managing a country.

Although most of Victoria's affairs do not require her to handle them personally, many strategic issues require her to fully express her opinions and make decisions.

Many times, others thought that it was because Perfecto was too powerful that she was so powerful, but they did not think that the fact was that others were too incompetent so that only she could do this.

For ordinary people, what they see is just the power of life and death, but for Perfect, all she sees is endless work.

So she understood why there were so many incompetent rulers in ancient times. This kind of work that requires working 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and carries heavy responsibilities should be done by anyone who wants to do it!
(End of this chapter)