Guia de Agricultura Urbana para Cidades Móveis

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In the early morning, wind and rain lashed the vast wasteland. Amidst the downpour, a colossal behemoth resembling a small mountain moved steadily forward. Upon closer inspection, it was unmistakably a steam-punk styled mobile city.

Beneath the city, rows of tires and massive tracks powered its movement, complemented by mechanical arms, cranes, watchtowers, cannons, heavy machine guns, searchlights, and a host of other equipment. Buildings, water towers, warehouses, small processing plants, and fields were all meticulously arranged in clear layers from top to bottom.

At this moment, Li Ye stood on the watchtower, clutching a freshly compiled inventory list with a grave expression.

This was his first week since crossing over into this world—a wasteland fraught with danger.

Zombies, mechanical lifeforms, mutated beasts, monstrous civilizations—the reality was far more perilous than he had imagined.

Survivors relied on wondrous “mobile cities,” scavenging resources, recruiting talent, and hunting other mobile cities to gradually strengthen and survive.

This particular mobile city, named Mole, was a low-tier Level 1 mobile city.

On the very first day of his arrival, Li Ye unfortunately became a slave aboard the Mole.

Endless backbreaking labor, abysmal living conditions, meager daily rations of food and water, and frequent brutal beatings from the lord and his enforcers—Li Ye endured it all silently. Outwardly calm, he secretly devised a plan.

He rallied other slaves, prepared weapons, covertly swayed disfa