Archeology student Lin Xia accidentally traveled to the Stone Age and was bound to the "primitive infrastructure environmental protection system". At the beginning, she was used as a sacrifice by the primitive people. Instead of teaching survival skills, the system forced her to teach primitive people how to sort garbage, build toilets, and handle sewage treatment.
From being named the "Garbage Goddess" to using formulas to help primitive people distinguish green buckets (food waste), blue buckets (recyclable), and red buckets (harmful); from building toilets and being misunderstood to steal Feng Shui treasures, to relying on soap to let tribes experience the joy of bathing; she led the tribe to exchange garbage for materials, allowing primitive people to change from passive implementation to proactive environmental protection, and even formed an environmental protection tribal alliance.
The collision between primitive people and modern environmental protection is full of laughter. Let's see how Lin Xia uses garbage classification to improve the living environment of the tribe. He has embarked on a hard-core environmental protection path in the Stone Age and no longer has to worry about being punished by the system for feeding mammoths!
