Transmigration: Forever Accompanying This Life.

Summary

Ming Rui designs a city resembling an ancient city with double-layered walls for orc safety. The outer wall is for defense, while the inner wall houses a grid-like layout with living spaces and a central hall for meetings and markets. He plans wide roads for orcs and a moat fed by a nearby river. Observation towers inspired by medieval castles enhance security. Ming Rui seeks to incorporate anti-magic stone into the walls but learns of its fragility. Fu Lei suggests mixing it with glue fruit water for strength. Ming Rui envisions a well-planned community with homes, healer quarters, and essential systems for sanitation and water supply, aiming for safety against wild beasts. His dedication touches Fu Lei, who joins him in studying the blueprints, realizing Ming Rui's extraordinary background.

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