Jade City would continue to expand, with new residences gradually rising by the seaside until a total of twelve tall buildings were fully inhabited.
Zhou Yi had first thought of using these houses to attract talent.
In his era, many cities had employed this strategy, creating talent apartments to provide free housing for the talent brought in, or even gifting them the entire house after they completed a certain period of service.
Jade City had water and heating, spacious and bright rooms, and even came with C-level strength door security, which would have been considered high-end housing in the Wasteland Era.
The only disadvantage was the lack of surrounding amenities.
The residential area was adjacent to the Dead Sea, with the nearest Chicken Head Town almost 30 kilometers away, and there were no shops or restaurants nearby, so residents would have to bring everything they needed.
However, a statement from Jade City completely changed this policy.
