Is It Reasonable to Be a Village Official in Gobi and Engage in Industry?

Start with 60 acres of Gobi Desert, and come with a village official position. Lin Xiao and his wife wanted to become landlords, but the secretary forced him to take the assistant position: "College students, lead the fellow villagers to get rich together!" Looking at the salt-alkali land where no grass even grew, Lin Xiao touched the thing in his mind called [Wasteland Recasting System]. When other village officials engage in agriculture, he clicks on the technology tree: self-charging drones deliver express delivery, minerals synthesize light alloys, geothermal pumps solve heating problems... The style of painting gradually becomes more hardcore. While the villagers were still worrying about watering, Lin Xiao's "little toys" had begun to weave a silent energy network over the Gobi. The village next door was full of weirdness: "Use all these useless tricks!" The superior leader was doubtful: "This technical report... Why is the principle column empty?" Internet trolls are crazily pessimistic: "Industry in the Gobi Desert? It's a waste of resources!" Lin Xiao pushed up his non-existent glasses and looked at the vaguely described and horrifying blueprints in the system - from the bacterial carpet that "fermented" the stone to the derrick that extracted the "inert energy" deep in the earth's veins. He knew that something was not right about these things, but the expectant looks in the villagers' eyes were real, and so were the increasing numbers in the ledgers. He wrote uniformly in the reporting materials: "Adapt measures to local conditions and innovate with local methods." This is a hard-core infrastructure construction between the system and the wilderness, using "not very scientific" black technology. What he wants to build is a village that can impress even the sun... The first village in China.