You Asked Me to Manage the Desert, So I Ordered the Rain Belt to Move North

Qin Feng awakens the Rain God System. Wherever he goes, torrential rain follows.

Qin Feng arrives in Nanjing, and a pop star's concert is immediately postponed.

Qin Feng arrives in Xi'an, and the Loess Plateau turns lush and green.

Qin Feng arrives at the Yellow River, and even its waters turn clear.

At last, one day, Qin Feng arrives at the Taklamakan Desert and the Tarim Basin…

Torrential rain pours down, storms rage, gale-force rain lashes the land, and hailstones pound the ground…

Camels are soaked to the skin, children learn to swim,

And desert volunteers and local residents have never seen so much rain in their lives.

The Lighthouse Environmental Protection Bureau: "What? Our country's groundwater levels keep falling, and we'll run out of groundwater in the next fifty years, while Longguo's deserts have turned into oases?"

The East Sakura Environmental Protection Bureau: "What? We don't have enough grain to eat and can only eat old-fashioned rice, while Longguo's deserts can grow rice?"

The Three Kingdoms Environmental Protection Bureau: "What? It's fifty degrees in our country, and residents have no water to bathe, while even Longguo's camels can take baths?"

The French Environmental Protection Bureau: "What? Installing an air conditioner costs twenty thousand dollars in our country, while northern Longguo is cool? Every household has an air conditioner, but no one ever turns it on?"

Qin Feng smiles faintly. "That's right. I am the Rain God."