Su Chen discovers he has a golden finger: with a wave of his hand, he can open a portal to a barren, gray wasteland.
He casually shovels up a bag of soil and brings it back to grow vegetables. The watermelons that grow there are bigger than millstones and taste incredible!
Su Chen says, “This soil is really fertile. The color’s just a little odd.”
It isn’t until he secretly takes the soil for testing that, that very afternoon, dozens of military off-road vehicles seal off the village entrance. A top academic drops to his knees on the spot. “Mr. Su, please tell us where you got this ‘high-purity lunar rare-earth ore’!”
Su Chen spreads his hands helplessly. “I can open a portal, and the other side leads to the moon. Would you believe me?”
Once he reveals his ability, China goes completely wild!
You’re still developing rockets? We’ve already built dormitories on the moon!
While the West is still fretting over an energy crisis, China has achieved energy independence with the helium-3 Su Chen brought back!
And this is only the beginning. As the portal upgrades, Su Chen discovers that Mars, Jupiter, and even the entire Milky Way have become China’s backyard!
So the question is, if the moon is full of plants, will there be light at night on the earth?
Not bad, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
It's nice to watch, but it takes off too slowly and keeps suppressing the protagonist.
The early moon strategy is very attractive, but when we get to Mars, it feels like two stories! , The suddenly disappeared alliance and suddenly appeared Hawk-chan!
It's beautiful, come on, come on