From the start, he builds a grand canal from the Bohai Sea to the Inner Mongolian Plateau and then to the Tarim Basin. After treatment, Bohai seawater is pumped up to the plateau, then flows down the canal under its own power, irrigating fields of rice across the Gobi Desert along its banks...
He only wanted to quietly repair the Earth, but instead, he was handed several massive projects:
Install an elevator on Mount Everest,
put a roof over the Pacific Ocean,
edgeline the equator with gold,
and install a switch on the sun...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I just don't understand why Mr. Yuan is said to be blinded by money if he touches a luxury car, but if a celebrity touches a luxury car, it is said to be a matter of course; Mr. Yuan lives in a luxury house, but they say he is not doing his job properly and favors foreigners, while a celebrity lives in a luxury house. They are eager to lick the floor. Is this really true? Or are those trolls eating the hybrid rice cultivated by Mr. Yuan and scolding Mr. Yuan, which makes me guilty? There are also those who make malicious jokes about Mr. Yuan. Do you want to save face?
Hold on, the fire is only a matter of time
The data in the book "Starting to Transform Deserts and Plant Sea Rice" written about repairing the earth are very poor. Chapter review.