Interstellar Journey after Rebirth

Yaya had a hint of doubt on her face, and seemed a little surprised by Chen Si's question, so she added: "Isn't this common sense? I thought the young master should know this."

In the interstellar world, there are countless types of mechanical parts, so small workshops for processing and modifying these parts have emerged.

As for other small workshops, they simply cannot survive in the interstellar space.

Chen Si smiled awkwardly and explained, "I... I haven't had a chance to go out and look around, so I don't know much about these. But now that I've heard you talk about it, I think these small workshops are really amazing."

It is indeed amazing that a small workshop can be set up to grab business from big companies. Isn’t that amazing?

Of course, we do not deny the possibility that these small workshops may be backed by large companies, but relationships are a form of strength.

Chen Si then asked: "So, can those unqualified discarded parts and old parts found in the garbage dump really be repaired and reused?"

She was quite curious about this. If it could really be refurbished and used, then the genuine products would have no market. No one is a fool.

Yaya nodded and said affirmatively: "Of course it is possible, otherwise these small workshops would not be so popular. As long as the skills are strong, many parts can be repaired and reused. This will not only reduce waste, but also provide an affordable option for those who need parts."

After all, an authentic spare part costs a lot of credit points, and a part produced by a small workshop often costs less than one-tenth of the authentic one.

After hearing this, Chen Si had an idea: If it is really possible, then maybe I can go look for it and look through the garbage dump. Maybe there are no costs there. If I can find some parts that don't cost money, that would be even better. Things that are picked up for free are the best.

After seeing Chen Si's excited expression, Yaya added: "However, since these parts are not produced by regular manufacturers, their service life is relatively short and they need to be replaced frequently. From this perspective, the long-term cost may not be as cost-effective as directly purchasing a batch of regular parts."

It had no idea that, because of its words, it had stopped its little master from rummaging through the garbage dump to take advantage of the situation.

Even if she knew, Yaya would only be glad in her heart that she had explained it clearly, otherwise it would be so embarrassing for the little master to go rummaging through the garbage.

After listening to Yaya's words, Chen Si gave up the idea of ​​looking for scrap parts in the garbage dump, thinking that it was not worth it.

She realized that even if she found the parts, they would likely break down again soon after repair, and this cycle would only waste time and energy.

So she decided to just buy new parts, which would cost her some money but would save her a lot of trouble.

This choice is a common approach that many people take when faced with choices for the sake of convenience and efficiency.

"So, besides the parts processing workshop, are there no other job opportunities here?" Chen Si continued to ask. She remembered that her original intention of inquiring about the small workshop was to find some suitable jobs for Wu Li.

"Indeed." Yaya replied, "Apart from the parts processing workshop, I really don't know what other workshops are needed here. After all, now whether it is mecha, robots, phantom machines, aircraft, spacecraft or starships, they all need parts to keep running. So, apart from parts, I really don't know what else is needed in all parts of the galaxy and worth people's risk."

Chen Si covered his face with his hands and thought, you know, on the land of Blue Water Star, there are countless various handicraft workshops like stars in the sky, how could there not be demand?

I'm afraid that the residents of the interstellar world are too focused on combat skills and have neglected the pursuit of spiritual levels.

So she wondered if she could start from the basics.

For example, making some delicate and small hair accessories, however, this requires a variety of fabrics and small resin accessories, but she has nothing on hand, and knows nothing about interstellar materials, so she temporarily put this idea aside and passed.

Next, she considered making some small accessories, such as necklaces and bracelets, but the problem at hand was the lack of production machines. Even with the design drawings and metal materials, it was difficult to realize. Moreover, this was originally intended to find a suitable job for Wu Li, and she was afraid that she would not be able to do these delicate jobs, so she rejected this plan and passed it.

So, can we consider making clothes? But again, she knew nothing about the clothing making skills and materials needed for the StarCraft. Wu Li might know, but she probably wouldn't be good at it because her hands were full of calluses. This proposal was also rejected by Chen Si, pass.

Then she thought about making a small doll, but she quickly dismissed the idea because of the fabric problem. Pass.

As for bamboo crafts, she shook her head again and again. In this interstellar world, everyone stayed in the city, and it was rare to even see the shadow of plants, let alone find bamboo. Although she had bamboo in her own space, it was not convenient to take it out and use it. Bamboo was sharp and could easily cut her hands. A woman like Wu Li was obviously not suitable for such a job, pass.

Thinking of this, Chen Si could only arrange one job for Wu Li, which was to take care of herself at home.

No matter which direction he considered it from, Chen Si found that he lacked the necessary conditions, either materials or tools. At the moment, it seemed that there was really no suitable job for Wu Li to do.

Even if Wu Li were allowed to become the food anchor she had always wanted to be, the current mainstream of the interstellar society prefers convenient foods such as nutrient solutions and pastes, so physical foods may not be widely accepted.

Not to mention whether the lower-class people can afford it, the mere fact that they are so afraid of edible plants has already killed this project.

In the upper class, people probably would not easily buy such food unless they knew the details, after all, they were worried that it might be a malicious move by competitors.

Therefore, they are not suitable for preparing food at present, as doing so may cause a lot of trouble.

Now Chen Si can only pin her hopes on Mo Jiang, hoping that he can provide some equipment so that she can make some small items, and then pass them on to Wu Li so that she can also be busy.

After all this thinking and twists and turns, Chen Si felt as if he had returned to the starting point, as if all his efforts had been wasted.