The biggest challenge faced by the armed train in the first month of operation was not the terrifying natural disasters, nor the surging tides of the undead, but rather, the lack of space.
The train itself is a means of transportation, not a living space.
Initially, Su Huan managed to make the front part of the train seem less cramped through extreme space allocation, giving everyone a certain amount of work and rest space. The high-intensity battles along the way didn't leave much room for discomfort.
But now, with an increase in personnel to improve production efficiency, the space issue has become prominent.
Besides the exciting and stimulating battles and the pleasant, warm work, people need a bit of boring life as a diversion.
Now, the work and living spaces are overlapping and even starting to encroach on each other.
How can this be okay?
People can go without rest, but they cannot go without work.
"How far has the expansion of the second-level carriage reached?"
