Super Island Tycoon

This is thanks to the efforts of Jiang Cheng’s team and Lucy’s assistance on the side. You have to understand, the data sent back by the Future is quite massive, and analyzing it all in such a short time is already a very challenging task.

Jiang Cheng is extremely satisfied with his technical team; they have gone above and beyond in completing the tasks he assigned them.

Because their work speed is fast, Jiang Cheng has even given them a huge bonus to reward their hard work during this period. To complete the data analysis work as quickly as possible, these technicians have all been living at the launch base, with many of them not having returned home for over a month, showcasing their diligent work attitude. This considerable bonus is also Jiang Cheng’s affirmation of their dedication during this period.

When the last compiled data was transmitted to Jiang Cheng, the Mars surveying work was successfully completed.

Now Mars poses no secrets to Jiang Cheng anymore; he has mastered all the information about Mars.

All data on Mars’ surface is stored with Lei, and Jiang Cheng can retrieve it at any time.

Even the distribution of minerals on the Mars surface is very clear to Jiang Cheng now.

If mining were to begin on Mars now, the data already obtained would allow it to proceed, provided the conditions permit.

Now that Jiang Cheng has all the data on Mars, he should start working on establishing the landing module.

After obtaining all the data, Jiang Cheng is ready to start the construction of the landing module.

Thus, Jiang Cheng issued a command to Lucy floating in mid-air: ”Lucy, help me project the situation of Mars, I want to design a Mars landing module based on the specific situation.”

Lucy, floating straightforwardly, showed a charming smile, ”Yes, Master!”

With Lucy’s words over, a projection of Mars appeared in front of Jiang Cheng. This projection included not only the appearance of Mars but also all the data related to it.

Jiang Cheng reached out to the projection and tapped a few times, causing various data to appear alongside the projection.

As Jiang Cheng’s hand gestures continued to change, the conditions on the projection altered accordingly.

Sometimes the results show simulations of Mars’ atmosphere, including some of its components.

At other times, the projection reveals the Mars surface, accompanied by detailed data.

Jiang Cheng can also control the manifestation of various simulations he desires on the projection.

With this projection containing all the data on Mars, designing the landing module became much simpler for Jiang Cheng.

He can conduct numerous simulations with the projection, finding an optimal design scheme to ensure the success of this manned landing plan.

Designing a landing module is not a simple task; even with Jiang Cheng’s capabilities, it requires considerable effort.

To achieve a manned landing on Mars, a landing module suitable for Mars’ environment must be constructed.

This mission being manned adds complexity compared to the last probe landing, facing considerably more challenges.

The previous landing was relatively simple, not requiring additional technical design from Jiang Cheng.

The probe could be built very robustly, thus adapting to many extreme environments, not needing a landing module to land directly on Mars’ surface.

But this time, bringing humans to Mars completely changes the circumstances from the last time.

Humans are indeed fragile, and require the protection of a landing module to safely arrive on Mars’ surface.

The landing module must be extremely sturdy to adequately protect the astronauts inside; if damaged, the astronauts inside wouldn’t survive.

Moreover, the landing module needs to harbor life-support systems to ensure the astronauts’ basic survival.

The landing module must be capable of providing oxygen, food, water — essentials needed to keep the astronauts alive.

The landing module will act as a base for astronauts on Mars, and before the Mars Base construction is complete, astronauts need to live on the landing module. Therefore, the landing module needs to possess multiple functionalities to meet the requirements of the Mars landing plan.

Fortunately, Jiang Cheng’s team has previously researched various new technologies.

Particularly regarding the life-support systems, many technological challenges have been resolved by Jiang Cheng’s team.

Jiang Cheng directed them to research these technologies specifically for use in the landing module.

After operating the projection for a while, Jiang Cheng compared the existing technologies he has with the necessary technologies for the landing module.

The related technologies have been almost fully researched, and now I can directly start designing the landing module.

However, the overall design poses a problem — how to integrate these new technologies is my biggest challenge now.

Having the related technologies isn’t omnipotent; making optimal use of these technologies depends on Jiang Cheng’s skill.

Jiang Cheng thus threw himself into the research work, starting the design of a Mars landing module.

Lucy, take the current landing module design for testing, remember to simulate every possible situation, don’t miss a single possibility.

Yes, Master!

The simulation results are out; if we adopt this landing module design, the final plan success rate is seventy percent.

Damn it, why is the success rate still so low, what’s going wrong?

The above conversation took place in Jiang Cheng’s personal lab; the parties involved in the conversation are Jiang Cheng and his AI assistant Lucy.

It appears Jiang Cheng’s presented design has not passed the final simulation test.

Now it’s been over ten days, during which Jiang Cheng remained in the lab continuously, trying to solve the landing module design problem. Conversations like the one just now have happened several times between Jiang Cheng and Lucy.

During these more than ten days, Jiang Cheng has come up with several different landing module design proposals.

But these designs, after going through Lucy’s simulations, didn’t meet Jiang Cheng’s requirement for success rate.

This time the seventy percent success rate is comparatively higher than previous times.

In some previous design proposals, one only had a success rate of twenty percent.

If Jiang Cheng decides on such a plan, it’s virtually sending astronauts on a suicide mission to Mars.

Thus, Jiang Cheng immediately abandoned this plan and continued designing different ones.

Although each proposal’s success rate is gradually increasing, it still hasn’t achieved Jiang Cheng’s satisfaction.

This time is Jiang Cheng’s best design, but the final result is a failure.