At 2:47 in the morning, the leaders only asked Lu Yao, an outsourced surveyor, to survey 41 additional boundary points in the old city.
But after the data was saved, the forty-one coordinates were exactly the same—all falling in the ancient well that had been sealed for more than ten years.
He looked at the total station again.
The street lights are like veins, the traffic flow is like blood, the subway is breathing underground, and the entire Linjiang City is breathing slowly in the camera.
It turns out that the unfinished buildings are the Achilles heel, the dead ends are the blocked meridians, the grievances in the 996 Park are really coming to fruition, and the 24-hour convenience stores are not to make money, but to keep the lights on for the city.
He has no system, no...
Until…
Lu Yao picked up the total station and only replied:
"Follow the regulations. The city is for people to live in, and no one is qualified to cancel the accounts of these one million people."
