Protecting the Country: My Garden Connects to the Pacific Ocean

Ye Qing has a villa No. 9 In Feilong Mountain. The back garden is a miniature version of the Pacific Ocean! On the day when Xiaori nuclear sewage was discharged into the sea, Ye Qing threw a pebble on the Changchong holiday island. Thousands of miles away, Xiaori Jingdong was hit by flying rocks from outside. Ye Qing jumped into the small lake in the back garden, and the waters of the Western Pacific suddenly shook non-stop. The tsunami blew up hundreds of feet of waves and submerged the small island of Fukushima. Ye Qinghou realized it and said: "Did I throw the stones? Did I step on the earthquake? Did I pry the Mount Fuji volcano? Did I dig the gold mine in my childhood?" Ye Qing, who knew all this, took a deep breath and blew out: "Typhoon Lettuce, we don't welcome you in Binzhou, you should go to Nanbang and visit Xiaoli's house!" "There's a fire in Hawaii. It's okay. I'll hail you Eagle Sauce!" "Coconut Country, you invited Yingjiang's army to settle in, what if your military port sinks? "You have dry weather in Kangaroo Country, so why don't you eat chili-flavored air every day? " This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.