My Apocalypse System Arrives 10 Years Early

People used to dream of traveling to Snow Village, but now they could see snow and play on the ice right outside their own doors. Who would bother going anymore?

Although Jiang Cai’Er was in her postpartum confinement, her mother was there, and with Yao Yao, Zhao Xueqing, and Lei Xiaohui helping out, Li Xiang didn’t need to worry. This freed him up to take part in the preparatory work before the Apocalypse.

He was invited to the Capital City to participate in numerous important meetings. At every single one, Li Xiang was, without a doubt, one of the main focuses of attention.

On such occasions, it was only natural that he would be expected to speak.

Trying to sit quietly in the back was impossible. Besides, his seat wasn’t in the back or in a corner; it was on the stage, in the front row, right next to the center seat.

The seating arrangement was fixed in advance, and his name was on the seat. He couldn’t have sat in the back even if he’d wanted to.

In his past life, Li Xiang would have been so nervous he would have stammered. But in this life, having reached his current level as the strongest person on Earth, he handled it with ease.

Furthermore, his capable wife, Jiang Cai’Er, had even prepared a speech for him in advance.

One thing that made the bigwigs at the conference envious was that no matter how large the meeting room—even in the Great Hall—Li Xiang never needed a microphone. He could speak casually, and his voice would carry clearly to every single person’s ears.

His voice was resonant and his enunciation perfect. The content of his speech was substantive and eloquent, often leaving a brilliant impression on the audience.

The themes of these meetings were all related to the preparatory work before the Apocalypse.

For example: the construction of the Underground City system; a share-out of current military and technological achievements and a look at future research directions; resource stockpiling and ensuring the public’s livelihood; international cooperation and crisis management; and so on.

Regarding the construction of the Underground Cities, the nation would accelerate the development of a multi-layered underground urban network. To put it simply, they would build 72 hive-city clusters. Each cluster would be 50 kilometers in diameter and use a fractal structure (a main city plus 12 satellite cities), with a compression resistance rated for Level 12 tectonic shifts. If the satellite cities were counted individually, the total number of Underground Cities would be 936.

In China, there are a total of 694 cities at or above the county level, comprising 4 municipalities, 293 prefecture-level cities, and 397 county-level cities.

Factoring in the vast rural areas, 936 Underground Cities would be enough to accommodate all 1.4 billion people.