Mu You breathed a sigh of relief. Thankfully, he could directly see the conclusion, else he would have to specifically activate the Fool’s Boundary and study this thing for several days.
Mu You flipped to the last few pages and quickly skimmed through the content.
The so-called 32 plans are actually the best construction order based on the ultimate goal of city-building. Simply put, is your city intended to be an economically oriented commercial city? Or a militarily oriented city with a focus on combat? Or a self-sufficient farming city? Under different aims, the types and order of buildings will vary greatly.
For Mu You, what he wanted was a balanced city catering to all aspects. It needed to guarantee economic development while also having enough war buildings to ensure the city could defend itself.
In terms of combat power, he could not possibly pin his hopes on the support from other Sky Cities.
However, due to the existence of the Octopus King, Dawn City actually had enough self-defense ability in the early stage. So, he could focus on development as much as possible in the early stage and gradually lean towards war buildings in the middle and late stages.
Combining this idea, Mu You picked and chose from the 32 plans and quickly decided on one that matched his intentions.
Just then, it was nearly seven o’clock in the afternoon.
Mu You returned to the game, waited for a moment, and when a little past seven arrived, the game promptly popped up a prompt.
[City of Dawn has successfully upgraded to LV1, the population limit has increased to 20 million, and the construction rights for the following several types of buildings have been unlocked ...]
At the same time, all residents of the City of Dawn received the news of the city’s upgrade at the same time.
Within ten seconds, this news was posted on the domestic forum, and there was an immediate cheering. Players who did not get a chance to join the city yesterday were eagerly looking forward to the upcoming second chance.
On Mu You’s end, there was no delay. He immediately opened the application list. Following yesterday’s selection thought process, he let another ten million domestic players in.
At this point, all domestic players above level 10 who had applied have joined Dawn City. Additionally, a small group of level 9 players were included to fill the population.
Also, these lucky ones who had just joined enjoyed the benefits of new buildings.
After a day and night of collection by the residents, the resource stock of Dawn City has significantly increased. However, it would still take two or three days to gather enough for upgrading to LV2.
In the meantime, Mu You appropriated some resources in advance and began construction of the six essential buildings.
The Temple of Wildness, the Temple of Agility, the Temple of Wisdom, and the Temple of Physique, these four temples could enhance the strength, agility, intelligence, and constitution of all city residents respectively after being built. From LV1 to LV10, each level adds one point. That is to say, at the highest level, it could add 10 points to all attributes of all city residents!
Of course, since the building level cannot exceed the city lord’s mansion, other buildings can only be fully upgraded once the city lord’s mansion is upgraded to the top level.
After the four temples were built, they could only add one point to all attributes of the residents, but even this was quite terrifying, after all, it benefited 20 million residents of the entire city!
The other two buildings were the training ground and the Teleportation Array.
The training ground was also a building for improving the abilities of all residents, but it didn’t increase attributes, it increased experience. A level one training ground can increase the experience gained by all residents by 10%. Each subsequent level adds another 10%, meaning at its highest it can increase the speed of experience gained by 100%.
Also, this buff is not like the experience card of the city lord, it only works for wild monsters.
The buff for experience gain from the training ground works for all normal ways of gaining experience, except for special items like experience books.
As for the Teleportation Array, it needs no further explanation. With this divine artifact for transportation, once other Sky Cities open their Teleportation Arrays, they can be linked to allow the residents of each city to relocate to other cities at any time.
Of course, it can also establish a connection with the Teleportation Array of other races, but the prerequisite is to first establish diplomatic ties and then gain their consent for exchanges.
[Temple of Wildness has been built, currently LV1...]
[Temple of Agility has been built, currently LV1...]
[Temple of Wisdom has been built, currently LV1...]
The construction of regular buildings was much faster. In less than an hour, the four Temples were the first to be completed, and all City residents immediately had their overall attributes increased by one point.
At this time, there was jubilation on the forum. Players who were enjoying the city’s benefits for the first time not only boasted on the domestic section, but many also visited the international section to flaunt their newly gained attributes.
Although it was just a modest one point, it was given for free, and as the city levels up, the value will continually increase. An additional forty points to one’s attributes at full level is quite a formidable enhance even for high-ranked players!
This show-off made those players who had not yet joined a city envious and jealous, and their desire to join a Sky City only grew stronger. They urged the subsequent cities to open up quickly, causing instant pressure on the next City of Dawn.
However, no posts about gathering fragments for Dawn City have appeared on the forum, and until now none of the forces or individuals known to possess fragments of Dawn City have spoken out. Leaving many hopeful people completely clueless: has the competition for the City of dawn begun?
Mu You did not pay attention to the noise on the forum.
After the several temples were built, his own attributes changed. The 1:2:3 ratio was broken, leading to the Fool’s Boundary becoming unusable.