Richest Man: Divine-Grade Reconstruct System Chapter 1166 - 1094: One Thousand Immigrants_2

Such a lunar base, they roughly estimate, bringing millions of immigrants here is absolutely not a dream.

Even the parts being constructed outside leave them astonished, especially the massive construction machinery, which they can’t quite understand how it was transported up there.

Especially the enormous crane, which, just by the naked eye, is definitely the largest in the world.

Even compared to the world’s largest model today, which can lift 4500 tons, it’s still twice as large.

Just this crane placed on Earth would be enough to shock the world, and it would be a marvel in the field of heavy lifting.

The robots working diligently here are much the same.

While the world’s most advanced robotics companies are still researching how to make robots walk better, this lunar base has already perfected their use.

Seeing is believing, and with just a simple observation, they’ve been stunned to discover that in every sector, this nuclear group is ahead of the globe.

It’s enough to make them feel awe-struck and proud.

With such technological power, how could they not rise quickly?

"Our initial phase of construction is nearly complete, and next I plan to transport a batch of materials down to Earth.

We’ll also begin selecting people for the immigration plan. This time, I plan to bring up 1000 people directly."

If Lin Yi had said this before, everyone would have felt disdain or outright rejected it.

After all, large-scale immigration is definitely not easy; moving 1000 people at once requires very refined technology and corresponding size for the lunar base’s construction. It’s not possible for 1000 people to live just in one building.

Immigration must ensure that the immigrants can live normally after arriving.

They can’t just feel imprisoned after coming up, right? How would that be true immigration?

But now, after touring the lunar base, upon hearing Lin Yi talk about immigrating 1000 people, two words flashed through their minds.

"Small."

It’s not that the lunar base is small, but rather that Lin Yi’s vision seems small.

people? Just that? Don’t mention 1000, even if 10,000 immigrated, their normal production and living needs would be met.

There won’t be any crowding, and everyone would even have an independent courtyard to live in.

They are quite confident about this.

However, since Lin Yi plans to immigrate 1000 people, they definitely won’t express any objections—they’ll follow his idea unconditionally.

Ultimately, the true owner of this lunar base should be Lin Yi.

So everyone nodded immediately, responding affirmatively.

Especially when they saw through the enormous transparent window the engineering vehicles busy entering and exiting the giant spaceship outside, they knew Lin Yi wasn’t joking.

Those trucks loaded with ore being transported on the spaceship didn’t stir even the slightest ripple—they could mostly predict that transporting 1000 people in one go was no challenge to this ship.

Don’t mention 1000 people, if people could be stacked, this ship could transport 10,000 at once without issue.

Even for 10,000 people, calculating at 100 kilograms each, it would be just 1 million kilograms.

Converted to tons, it’s just 1000 tons.

For the ship’s load capacity, 1000 tons is just trivial, considering each truckload of ore weighs more than 50 tons, accumulating several times with all that ore.

Moreover, the transportation of these mineral resources hasn’t halted—the trucks are continually loading onto the ship.

According to what Lin Yi previously mentioned, by noon today, the ship will be completely loaded.

These mineral resources are absolutely precious to Earth’s perspective, an extreme rarity. With their addition, Huaxia is expected to achieve a major breakthrough in technological fields.

What they see isn’t just truckloads of ore, but truckloads of glimmering hope.

Once everyone heard Lin Yi’s words, they nodded in agreement, and Lin Yi continued speaking:

"Alright, prepare yourselves, when the 1000 people arrive, we will need a very large area.

Additionally, I’ve informed the ground about requiring various professionals, since our biggest task now is the construction of the base.

They will be busy with construction after arrival, which necessitates your division of labor.

You’ve surveyed the base construction, learned what’s presently needed, and will plan the number and type of personnel. By noon today, I’ll return to the Earth base.

And when I come again, it should be in about 20 days. Within those 20 days, draft the plan and let Earth base select the appropriate talents.

I want no wasted time or delays."

"Rest assured, we will complete the task. In only ten days, we can provide the complete list.

The Earth base has long prepared various talents,

The Chinese Academy of Sciences has consistently worked on storing talent in this regard.

Previously, we’ve prepared many professional aerospace personnel.

Initially, we planned for them to work on the Space Station, not at the lunar base.

But once you give the order, they can all be sent skyward immediately.

Therefore, selecting talents won’t delay for long."

Saying this, they looked a bit embarrassed.

Because, just as mentioned, the initial training plan for the talents below was directed towards the Space Station, not for lunar base construction, as it was unimaginable for them, something they couldn’t achieve in a short time.

They considered a moon landing plan, directly placing it 50 years in the future.

That’s the fast version—if the technology doesn’t advance, not even within 50 years, perhaps not even 100 years, they can’t establish their own base, much less one of this scale.

They believe the lunar surface base is enormous. Even on Earth, using special observations, telescopes would capture it.

Especially along the lunar orbit, with countless spy satellites monitoring tirelessly.

Surely many examples must have witnessed this scene.

Currently, perhaps they are anxious but helpless. Base construction is beyond their capability.

They couldn’t build a base, let alone send humans to land on the moon soon.

Their thoughts weren’t wrong; worldwide forces could only watch as massive structures rose on the lunar surface.

Despite their anxiety, they remained powerless.

Some more powerful forces have begun preparations for manned lunar missions.

Their thoughts are straightforward, no matter what, they have to go and observe.

Even if they couldn’t establish their lunar base, they must see firsthand how far the opponent’s base has developed.

There’s also another crucial factor.

[To be continued...]