Whether on the surface or underground, how to ensure the necessities of life for residents in building a city is always a major concern.
Perfikot believed she had considered enough when designing the underground city, including water supply, sewage disposal, ventilation, fire prevention, and so on...
She could say that the aspects she considered were far more than what city builders of this era would contemplate.
Yet even so, Perfikot still felt she had overlooked some issues or underestimated the seriousness of certain problems of this era.
The most notable of these was not any other issue, but rather garbage.
It might sound unbelievable, but if you think about it, you can understand.
After all, this is the steam era, equivalent to the 19th century in the original world. The rise of the first industrial revolution brought the development of productivity, enriching people's material lives but also increasing household waste.
