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That night, Ye Feihong successfully set up the internet equipment. This Network Signal Amplifier had an incredibly powerful output. Despite its small size, it was much smaller than Mo Qian's mobile base stations. However, in the face of the threat posed by Dark Matter, advancements that aided in resisting it were rapidly progressing. The emergence of Spiritual Energy had also contributed to the miniaturization and portability of these devices.
This tiny Network Signal Amplifier was only one-tenth the size of a base station yet could amplify internet signals over a distance of one hundred and fifty miles. Conveniently, all the other Farmers were within this range. As soon as the internet signal appeared, Liu Meili exclaimed, "I'm so happy! I can finally binge-watch my shows!"
In this era, although no new television dramas were being produced due to the focus on combating Dark Matter, Mo Qian had preserved a vast amount of video data. Before the apocalypse, it was the peak period for the Film and Television Industry. The Database contained hundreds of thousands of television dramas. Some shows had been filmed for decades in Mo Qian, achieving astonishing lengths of several thousand episodes.
Even those earlier productions, which often featured awkward acting and implausible plots, could become incredibly popular in today's world.
The humor has shifted, and so have the points of excitement. In Mo Qian, one can quietly stroll through the bustling streets, casually buying an ice cream or a lollipop. Such scenes can bring joy to many onlookers. However, this kind of situation is quite rare in the end times.
During the day, everyone is busy—students are focused on their studies, adults are occupied with work, and the Imperial Guards are engaged in battles against the Dark Matter. As for shopping, there are hardly any goods available on the streets. All items are regulated and can only be exchanged for contribution points.
In Mo Qian, the experience of shopping is something that many people yearn for deep down. Yet, some once-popular television dramas are no longer appealing to those living in the end times. For instance, a famous love quadrangle that thrived on twists and turns was immensely popular in Mo Qian, but those living in the end times find it completely incomprehensible. Who has so much time for complicated romantic entanglements?
Wang Mazi enjoys reading web novels set in Mo Qian, such as One Generation of War Kings and Super Soldier in the City. He often fantasizes about facing tens of thousands of Dark Matter alone with just a gun in hand. Li Si has a broader range of interests; he enjoys games, movies, and music, dabbling in everything.
Zhang San has a particularly unique hobby—he loves action films from Sakura Country. However, he often finds himself frustrated by how slow the video websites from Sakura Country are. Is it due to poor internet from Heaven Gate? That doesn’t seem right; domestic websites load quickly enough. Why then is the speed of Sakura Country's sites so sluggish?
Unbeknownst to him, Kyoto in Sakura Country is on the brink of falling into chaos. Soon enough, he will no longer be able to watch those short films from Sakura Country.
Wang did not like anything related to Mo Qian. What he loved most was watching live streams. Unlike Mo Qian, he was not interested in the tall, beautiful streamers. Instead, he preferred the broadcasts of farmers.
These farmers had long since stepped away from the front lines. Their farm owners were comfortably situated in the background, living a very easy life. What Wang enjoyed most were the various strange and wonderful plants cultivated by these farmers.
Lu Xiaoman also liked watching live streams. However, unlike others, she was drawn to the broadcasts of farmers who were actively engaged in frontline battles.
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