Chapter 541： Life can go on

Chapter 541: Life can go on

Shu Yue actually doesn’t understand it, although the space that appears after the integration is not bad, or even very good.

But the ‘apocalyptic disaster’ is evidence of her past life, and she has an inexplicable feeling for that thing.

Shu Yue was not asked to look for more. The moment Shu Yue just thought of the 'Doomsday Disaster' system, a pure white light group suddenly fell in the empty space, and at the same time a virtual light was cast.

Shuyue breathed a sigh of relief when she saw the familiar interface.

It’s still there!

She flipped through it, and found that the system was still the same, and the system backpack still had ten spaces, but there was still no collection or appraisal technique that Shuyue wanted.

Shuyue is not discouraged. It is already good to have space for planting.

She withdrew her attention and rummaged through the underground warehouse.

She picked a jujube tree, two grape vines, a peach tree, and a chestnut tree. These were from last year. When Shuyue ate particularly delicious fruits, Bai Lienan Qingyuan gave her cutting work. The little seedlings were originally planned to be planted in the yard of the factory in spring, but due to the drought, they were stranded, and the seedlings are still in the space.

Shuyue can be used right now.

She found a **** in the warehouse, dug a few holes with great effort, and planted a few trees in them.

Bai Lie saw Shuyue leaning on the little boy and grinding her teeth, but seeing her eyes closed and motionless, he knew that she was looking through space, so he resisted and did not disturb him.

Nan Qingyuan is funny.

“I think the two younger ones are pretty good.

Hengyu is also very good, why are you so opposed to it? "

Bai Lie looked at Nan Qingyuan with a dark face, as if you were going to fight if you say something again.

Nan Qingyuan: “…”

“Okay, okay, I won’t say,”

Bai Lie snorted coldly, "I'm going to get some fresh air."

Out of sight, out of mind.

Nan Qingyuan touched his nose and looked at the smoked bacon turning over.

Bai Lie went to the village to see how many people had been tricked by Squint Eyes. The villagers had almost finished cleaning up and planned to leave after lunch. Everyone had a smile on their face.

Bai Jianguo smiled when he saw Bai Lie coming over, "I just heard that your family has changed a lot of fine grain."

Bai Lie sighed lazily, "Looking at you like this, I know that you have changed a lot."

"It's quite a lot. The village caught a lot of fish, but they couldn't eat it all and didn't have much salt. They only used fire to dry out the water. People also want it. One pound was exchanged for two pounds of grain. The village exchanged more than three hundred pounds. flour and rice."

What is the concept of more than three hundred kilograms of fine grains!

There are twenty households in the village, and each family can receive an average of fifteen kilograms of fine grain.

Fifteen kilograms seems to be very little, but the villagers are reluctant to eat fine grains. They go to the town, the black market, or the city to exchange the fine grains for coarse grains. One kilogram can be exchanged for five, six, seven, or eight kilograms.

That means each family gets an extra 75 to 120 kilograms of coarse grains.

The grain rations provided by Nan Qingyuan Bailie and others are only twenty-one kilograms a month. The village has received so much grain, and when paired with wild vegetables and other things, it is enough to last for a while.

And this is only distributed among the villages.

During this period of time, they concentrated on eating a big pot of rice, but the villagers were not idle, because the food in their homes was destroyed. If they want to survive in the future, it is impossible to eat nothing. The strong laborers of each family hunt for boys while the village is not concentrated. When the fish is catching prey, go and catch it for yourself.

There are fish, even pheasants, etc. If you are willing to do it, a family can get ten or twenty kilograms. In exchange, they can get another twenty or thirty kilograms of fine grains. Even if it is less, they can still get three to five kilograms.

With this extra batch of food, the villagers felt that their lives could go on, and of course their faces were beaming with joy.

(End of this chapter)