It was a bit like renovating a house. First, you had to gut the unwanted parts, then handle the overall layout, design, and planning.
Once the blueprints were finalized, work began on the shipboard mobile supercomputing center.
This time, due to the starship's immense size, Jiang Cai'Er designed a total of eight shipboard quantum computer matrices. Each matrix consisted of twenty thousand quantum computers, for a total of one hundred and sixty thousand units distributed across eight different locations within the hull.
Luckily, their stockpile was large enough. Otherwise, they wouldn't have been able to procure so many quantum computers on such short notice.
Soon after, construction also began on the life support systems, the shipboard ecological farm (which served as the ship's oxygen-producing lungs), and various other functional compartments.
