Travel through the 1945 super power construction secret base

As for Wang Ze himself, he is busy with the expansion of the underground base at this moment.

After all, with so many people coming here, we can’t let them sleep in the warehouse, right?

So on the third floor of the underground base, Wang Ze manipulated the surrounding soil and began to undergo miraculous changes.

As he moved, the originally empty space gradually took shape. Thick load-bearing columns rose from the ground, and together with the extremely solid high-strength walls, they supported the huge building above.

Once this spacious space is fully revealed, it will transform into a common activity place for scientific researchers.

Not only that, Wang Ze also plans to bring in sunlight from the ground and use his powerful superpowers to create a lens with an ultra-high refractive index.

With the help of this magical lens, it can be ensured that the introduced light source will not be lost too much during the transmission process.

Currently, the lighting sources used throughout the base are basically electric lamps, but Wang Ze had heard that Westerners love to enjoy sunbathing, so he decided to introduce sunlight.

In this vast public space, it didn't take long for wide main roads and winding dirt and stone paths to be opened up.

In addition, some comfortable seats are carefully placed at regular intervals for people to rest.

After the public space was completed, Wang Ze immediately cut a large hole in one of the walls and started to build a restaurant and kitchen.

It is worth mentioning that there is a special elevator in the kitchen that can directly reach the planting space on the second floor.

In this way, all kinds of materials needed in the future can be transported directly to the bottom through this elevator, avoiding the problem of disturbing scholars who are resting during transportation through public spaces.

On the other side of the wall, Wang Ze followed the same method and opened up several passages.

The passages are neatly arranged in alphabetical order and are labeled as the A1, A2 and A3 entrances.

Each passage leads to its corresponding dormitory, and the dormitories are marked with signs with house numbers such as A1-1 and A2-1.

These dormitories adopt a unified layout design of four bedrooms, one living room, one kitchen and one bathroom. Not only are the spaces spacious and comfortable, but there is also a special room that can bring in natural sunlight.

This way, every family member can enjoy their own warm sun bath.

If residents feel it is not necessary, they can close the indoor light-guiding channel at any time.

After a period of intense and efficient construction, a large number of dormitories of the same specifications were finally completed.

Due to the adoption of standardized design and construction models, for the experienced Wang Ze, he only needed to carefully consider how to build the first dormitory. The subsequent houses could be quickly formed through simple copying, which greatly improved the progress of the project.

There are fifty houses in each passage, so the hundreds of houses are enough to meet the living needs of the many scholars who are coming.

On the other side is the core area of the entire building complex - the research laboratory. There are also several passages planned here, with B1, B2, B3 and other words clearly marked on them, arranged in order.

These passages are relatively spacious. The reason for this design is that it fully takes into account that in the future, various large-scale instruments and related equipment may frequently enter and exit them.

Walking into the interior of the passage, you can see neatly arranged rooms that are separated from each other, but they are all vacant at present. After all, we cannot know exactly what the actual demand is at the moment. Everything can only be arranged after the people move in. It will not be too late to decorate them carefully then.

Although these rooms look a bit deserted and empty at the moment, fortunately each room will be connected to basic facilities such as water, electricity, and drainage systems in advance.

Not only that, there is a toilet for use at regular intervals.

Just taking one channel as an example, the number of laboratories contained in it is nearly one hundred, which Wang Ze thinks should be enough;

However, doing just this seems to be insufficient.

After all, people who work in scientific research are likely to come and live with their families. If there is a lack of necessary leisure and entertainment venues, it will be unbearable for women, children, the elderly and the young who have to live in an underground environment for a long time.

Based on this consideration, Wang Ze then came to the entrance of the restaurant and opened a doorway on the wall nearby. Through the doorway, what came into view was also an extremely open area, which will be used to build a large number of amusement facilities for children to play in the future.

The children are coming, but the education issue must be addressed.

These children cannot go to school on the ground and therefore have to take on-base education.

So Wang Ze decided to open a special staircase entrance on the ground of the leisure public space.

This entrance connects to a vast and mysterious space below, filled with carefully designed small rooms that will become places for future learning.

Wang Ze carefully plans every inch of space to ensure that each room can meet the learning and growth needs of children of different ages.

When the work in all the rooms was completed, Wang Ze started the final step, connecting the electricity, introducing groundwater and connecting the sewer system.

Only with these can the base come alive. A base without water and electricity is just a cave.

Electricity surges through electrical wires and pipes, illuminating every corner; clear, sweet groundwater flows through pipes and is delivered to every room; at the same time, the sewers are smoothly connected to drain wastewater into the endless dark crevices deep underground.