The Desert Age: I Own an Oasis

There are a few questions. If the entire earth is covered by desert, how do those creatures survive? How much longer can a person survive in this situation? The survival of a large population proves that there is a rich supply of underground water. Otherwise, it would be impossible for a large population to survive without oases. It doesn't make sense to say at the beginning that the tree is the last green color. Where does the oxygen come from when the trees are gone? According to the introduction and the first few chapters, human culture does not seem to have developed in a long-term desert environment. This global desertification can only appear suddenly not long ago. If you can exchange a bucket of water for one person, most of these people will not be very good-looking. People who survive in such a desert environment with severe water shortages must not expect to be very beautiful. Those who could survive either lacked water and food, or they had been traded as slaves for a long time. It was very difficult for the elderly and children to survive.

Isn't there also solar power generation?

If you have an oasis, I will have youth (funny)

Come on, author, although I have never recharged money in Feilu, I will give you all my flowers. I just ask you not to want eunuchs and little black rooms.

Soybeans can still be squeezed for oil, but the oil cannot always be exchanged, right?

Why don't you just give me a kick? So atmospheric.

Comments on Chapter 6 of "Desert Age: I Own an Oasis" written by Favorite Ye Zi: Planting trees in progress. "Please collect, flowers, and monthly tickets."

What about genetic medicine? Not seen