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Chapter 356: Blueprint of an Ideal Country

Just when Yun Zaozhengxun was kicked out of the dreamland, Feng Xue was studying the parchment. The function of raising any skill by one level was secondary. He just threw it to [Tuning] and ignored it. The real focus was actually the content on the parchment.

A blueprint for an ideal country.

According to the convention of Gold Finger, if there is only one Libra, then whatever is exchanged is what it is, but if there is a role of "merchant", then the exchange will be in the mode of "game collection" + "plot props".

However, this time, there was clearly a black market merchant, but he only got this scroll of orange props. Either the rules changed in the third exploration, or this scroll of props itself was a "plot prop" obtained from the Dreamland.

In Feng Xue's opinion, the latter possibility is obviously higher.

According to the Grandmaster Architecture technique, unlike Shadow Chasers that can be "mass-produced" according to a module, each Visionary is unique.

Although there are shadow chasers with half-finished utopias all over the streets (actually there are not that many, just many beehives), only one in a million can actually build an utopia.

The biggest hurdle lies in the structural design of the ideal country.

Just like in reality, if you want to build a wonder, materials and labor alone are obviously not enough. Without a reliable enough design, no matter how good the materials are, they are just a pile of construction waste.

The same is true for the Shadow Chasers building their utopia. The half-finished utopia is, at best, nothing more than a pile of materials collected from the dreamland. Of course, this does not mean that such a semi-finished product is absolutely not good. In fact, in the era when the architect system was not yet perfect, the initial dreamers basically just put together a prototype and transferred their spirit into it to complete their promotion.

But such an ideal country is obviously not stable. Not to mention being able to materialize into reality to assist in combat, it is even unable to stabilize and carry consciousness.

Therefore, in the early years, the death rate of most promoted dreamers was surprisingly high. Only a very small number of them relied on strong will and belief to forcibly consolidate the ideal country and continuously add new resources into it, barely maintaining the survival of the ideal country.

Therefore, in modern times, most Shadow Chasers will first build their ideal country into a relatively stable state before trying to transfer their consciousness. Only a very small number of people who are about to die or have nowhere else to turn will risk directly integrating into a half-finished ideal country.

This is also the reason why the encapsulated Shadow City would be of extremely high value - after all, the structure that has been formed through natural sedimentation over countless years is itself a natural stable foundation. If the Shadow City can be used as the cornerstone of an ideal country, then this ideal country will inherently be much more stable than one built out of thin air.

As for how stable the ideal country must be to be suitable for integrating into one's own consciousness?
Every visionary has his or her own answer.

As for the answer, the master-level architecture textbook only gives three formulas: "circular type", "biological type" and "pyramid type". But this is no different from teaching you "this is addition" and "this is subtraction" and then asking you to do calculus.

According to the book, the architectural ideas of the ideal country are the most private secrets of every visionary. It not only reveals the visionary's thinking mode, but also exposes the core weaknesses of the ideal country. Therefore, except for a few special schools of causality, the blueprint for building the ideal country is absolutely confidential. Every shadow chaser who aspires to become a visionary must start from scratch.

Feng Xue had no idea about this. He originally planned to encapsulate a Shadow City first, and then try it out based on the structure of the Shadow City. But now, a complete design was placed in front of him. Of course, he couldn't just copy the design. You know, even if he encapsulated the Shadow City, he could only use what he encapsulated, not to mention this kind of mental landscape that condensed the thinking mode. For Feng Xue, the real value of this blueprint was the traces of trial and error left by the designer of this ideal country on the blueprint.

That’s right, every ideal country has gone through countless revisions before it was finally formed, and every revision of this ideal country called [Jade Court] and the reasons for the revisions were recorded in this blueprint.

If the master-level architecture technique is to teach you addition and subtraction and then let you do calculus, then this blueprint at least gives you a collection of wrong questions!

Feng Xue just hung on the node selection interface, his consciousness immersed in the collection, and for a moment he even forgot that he was still exploring...

……

"I see, this is the 'circular type'..."

Bit by bit interpreting the traces left by the designer of the Jade Palace, Feng Xue gradually understood the specific meanings of the three patterns: "circular type", "biological type" and "pyramid type".

The pyramid type, as the name implies, is a pyramid-shaped structure. Of course, it does not mean that the finished product of the ideal country is like a pyramid, but that the combination of materials is like a pyramid. Because it is relatively simple, it is the easiest to achieve and the most popular ideal country structure. It is the first choice for most visionaries when they are promoted.

If we only talk about the principle, this type is actually very simple. To put it simply, it is just stacking the materials from large to small and from bottom to top.

For example, if you have four materials, namely "coal", "metal", "mineral" and "iron sword", the mineral has the largest range, so put it at the bottom. Then pile the metal and coal that can be classified as minerals on top, and then pile the iron sword on top of the metal. Use big concepts to carry small concepts to form a pyramid structure.

The ideal country constructed in this way is stable, but also very rough. It is the kind of thing that can be done with one material. There is a lack of linkage between different materials, and the improvement for the architect is also relatively limited. If we use the field magic of Yu-Gi-Oh to understand it, it is an effect of the level of "xx attribute monster attack power +300".

Therefore, most of the dreamers who were promoted through the pyramid system would transform the ideal country. However, because it was stable enough, it was more difficult to transform than a semi-finished product. So even if they transformed it, they would mostly increase the attack power from +300 to +1000. At most, it would become like the [Legendary City of Atlantis], where the attack power was increased and the water attribute was reduced by one star.

The "cycle type" is exclusive to high-end players.

It itself requires a huge amount of resources to build the cycle, and once built, it cannot be changed, otherwise it will collapse directly.

But on the other hand, because stability is achieved through cycles, there are corresponding connections between each piece of material, and the amplification for the architect is obviously much greater. Moreover, because the inherent structure mastered by the architect himself is often incorporated into the cycle, there will be additional amplification for specific structures. If the stronger ones are placed in the Yu-Gi-Oh field magic card, it will definitely be a home field at the [Undead World] level.

As for the biotype? That's amazing. No need to introduce it in detail. You just need to know a little bit -

The ideal countries owned by the ten creators born in the world so far are all biological types!
(End of this chapter)