The scientific research bosses at the Northwest 109 confidential base have been having a headache recently. The new family member Su Zhiwei is said to be a delicate girl who cannot carry her shoulders, and she came as a substitute for marriage.
Everyone thought she couldn't survive the sandstorms in the Gobi Desert, but she turned around and contracted the base canteen.
On the first day, the aroma of braised pork spread far and wide, making the children in the courtyard next door cry.
In the first month, she set up an off-season greenhouse in the Gobi Desert, and the juicy tomatoes shocked the entire base.
In the first year, her "Gobi Oasis" food factory was built, which not only solved the problem of eating meat and vegetables in the northwest, but also helped families across the country become rich.
The thorn-headed soldier who originally disliked her became her little fanboy; the cold-blooded physics master waited on time every day with his lunch box.
As for the rumored "disfigured" husband Lu Zheng who is ruthless and cut off all emotions and desires?
He pressed Su Zhiwei against the corner of the greenhouse, with red eyes and a low voice: "Daughter-in-law, it's windy and sandy outside, it's time for us to go home and give birth to the second child."
Reader comments
In order to highlight the heroine, all the people in the base are described as being mentally retarded and aggrieved [face covering] There was basically no food shortage problem in the 1980s, not to mention that no one would lose food rations for scientific researchers. If you say it was possible in the 1960s. Those little villains are all quite mentally retarded, and they are obviously doing bad things. They are either substandard goods at the food station or lining the pockets of the cafeteria chefs. This is all in the open, and you can hide it or not [face covering] In those days, any label could send you to a labor camp, not to mention that there was evidence in hand, so this little villain was fine. The chef in the cafeteria was even more ridiculous. He starved the national treasure researcher to the point of being skinny and bones, and ate sour cornbread every now and then, making him fat and strong. Is this possible? Later, only the chef was allowed to leave (I didn't see if there was any punishment later, because I couldn't stand it anymore). Essentially, there was something wrong with the logic [face covering]
The subject matter is good, but you can't read it with your brain. The preface does not match the follower, there is no logic, and there is no content in the middle. Hundreds of acres of fields were planted in the next second, but only dozens of acres of land were mined in the article. Where did the hundreds of acres come from?
Not to mention eating your brain before reading this article, the zombies will have to run away... The heroine stole something and left a note saying that she stole it...
In order to highlight the heroine, all the people in the base are described as being mentally retarded and aggrieved [face covering] There was basically no food shortage problem in the 1980s, not to mention that no one would lose food rations for scientific researchers. If you say it was possible in the 1960s. Those little villains are all quite mentally retarded, and they are obviously doing bad things. They are either substandard goods at the food station or lining the pockets of the cafeteria chefs. This is all in the open, and you can hide it or not [face covering] In those days, any label could send you to a labor camp, not to mention that there was evidence in hand, so this little villain was fine. The chef in the cafeteria was even more ridiculous. He starved the national treasure researcher to the point of being skinny and bones, and ate sour cornbread every now and then, making him fat and strong. Is this possible? Later, only the chef was allowed to leave (I didn't see if there was any punishment later, because I couldn't stand it anymore). Essentially, there was something wrong with the logic [face covering]
The subject matter is good, but you can't read it with your brain. The preface does not match the follower, there is no logic, and there is no content in the middle. Hundreds of acres of fields were planted in the next second, but only dozens of acres of land were mined in the article. Where did the hundreds of acres come from?
Not to mention eating your brain before reading this article, the zombies will have to run away... The heroine stole something and left a note saying that she stole it...