Richest Man: Divine-Grade Reconstruct System Chapter 1340 - 1182: Residential Complex Completion (2)
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Additionally, Lin Yi also brought several power storage devices produced by the nuclear creation group.
Of course, many of the materials needed for these devices were extracted on the lunar base.
Just to mention one thing, this block’s battery storage capacity can power the Imperial Palace for years without needing a power change.
However, for civilian electricity, it’s best to use wind power for generation, because although such things have a high cost, if they are not used and yet still required, it would be quite a waste and too luxurious. Instead, utilizing wind energy or fire energy for power generation would be more efficient.
As time progresses, once the industrial system here becomes more mature, a mass construction can be chosen.
After all, not everything can rely on future generations, and if this era has the capability to produce those batteries, it will be better to start production then.
The most important thing is that wind energy must be utilized, otherwise it would be a waste not to use it.
As days passed by, finally a good news came from my father, which is the construction of Dayou’s first residential complex is nearing completion, and can now be put to use.
At the very least, the area Lin Yi specifically requested can already begin moving in.
Regarding this, Lin Yi was quite excited and took the time to visit with Xiao Zihan and his mother.
As Lin Yi set foot into this first residence of Dayou, he couldn’t help but feel a deep sense of familiarity.
No wonder, this community, whether viewed from the outside or actually walked into, gave Lin Yi a very familiar feeling, like stepping straight into a high-end community of the future society.
Whether it’s the architectural style or construction level, it is enough to rival those of future residential constructions.
Moreover, for these windows, Lin Yi specifically chose to use glass to make them.
Although the production techniques for glass do not exist currently, Xiao Zihan has obviously already developed them.
Furthermore, a very large glass workshop has already been built.
Calling it a workshop isn’t very precise, given the large area it covers.
It’s no exaggeration to say that nowadays all the glass in the Imperial Palace is produced there, and all the equipment used within are brought in by Lin Yi from the future society; it’s the most advanced set of equipment.
As for whether anyone here is capable of using such equipment? That’s evident, with Lin Yi’s arrangements and teachings, they naturally soon mastered the work.
Comprehensive mastery of knowledge might be difficult for them, but proficient mastery of some knowledge is relatively easy. Although many words on the equipment are unfamiliar to them, it’s not a real challenge.
Xiao Zihan even selectively replaced the various texts on the machinery with graphic symbols, many of which are quite vivid and easily recognizable at a glance.
And as for the quality of the glass produced, whether it can compare to the future’s glass?
The answer is undoubtedly yes. Although today’s glass does not include various special types like those ranked number one globally for custom tempered glass, such ordinary glass is more than sufficient for use, and its flatness and cleanliness are certainly not inferior to future standards.
Gazing at the brand-new community, and the new houses, Lin Yi felt filled with pride; this thing is the first step in giving people a happy life, changing their living standards from the basics of food, clothing, and shelter.
And the most important aspect in food, clothing, shelter, and transportation is indeed food, starting by ensuring everyone can have enough to eat.
The second is ensuring they have a place to live.
Now that this first community has been built, it sets a benchmark, a promising example.
Lin Yi believes that after this construction team is formed, within a year, it could establish at least ten to twenty such communities for the Zhang Family in Dayou, and he has decided to start planning the population right now.
Even though the current population size is quite small, it does not affect his planning in the slightest; everything is for the greater good, and only by planning well now can future troubles be saved. Like future land use issues, conflicts arising from demolitions are numerous, particularly in urban areas involving new and old district transitions, which are incredibly complex matters.
At present, Lin Yi directly centralized the population; this not only benefits people’s living environments but also better secures their livelihood production. If people live scattered too far apart, guaranteeing their welfare would be very difficult.
Take this example, health facilities are akin to hospitals of the future.
If people live too diffusively, it would be hard to ensure someone ill receives prompt treatment; but once they are all centralized in a single community, establishing one health facility within would suffice.
In terms of living, like supermarkets, directly built within the community, can ensure many people’s lives.
Currently, there’s quite a number of rooms in this community, according to Lin Yi’s calculations and previous statistics, this community can accommodate a population equal to the level of a city in Dayou.
If it’s a village, it could easily house the population of dozens of villages.
All in all, congregating people, regardless of the aspect, is a very convenient thing.
As for whether they would accept this lifestyle, accept such communities, Lin Yi doesn’t worry about this.
After all, today’s conditions are entirely different from those in the future; today many people live in thatched huts.
No exaggeration, those huts leak when it rains, and even a slightly stronger wind can blow them away.
For people living in such environments, moving into these houses is akin to moving from Hell to Heaven.
They would only express gratitude and would not have any complaints.
As for their land, Lin Yi doesn’t intend to annex it.
After all, today’s society is different from the future. Currently, the land area is exceptionally vast; no exaggeration, there’s only unplowed fields, not uncultivated people.
Regarding the extensive lands held by powerful clans, Lin Yi did not hesitate to reclaim them directly.
It’s a joke; how could I allow you to still hold them? These lands must be returned to the people for cultivation.
Early in Lin Yi’s reign, he promptly announced a decree that all lands belong to Dayou, and individuals only have usage rights, not ownership.
The decree naturally stirred a commotion, but due to Lin Yi’s status and pressure, no one dared to oppose, even among powerful clans, they chose to remain silent, knowing that compared to their lives, those lands were less important.
Indeed, this is where Lin Yi’s authority lies.
Only he could achieve such a feat; had it been any other monarch, they would never dare to implement such a decree so swiftly, for fear their rule would be immediately overturned.
Yet with Lin Yi, if anyone had dared to oppose after the decree...
[To be continued....]