The female general of the last days returned to ancient times to raise a young prostitute

When Mo Rao heard that there was money to be made, she agreed.

So the two of them happily reached a cooperation, and in the following time, she began her plan to make money.

Her laboratory requires a lot of money to support it, so she never has too much money.

If we want to conduct field research, we have to climb mountains and cross rivers. Just thinking about it makes my feet hurt.

Along the way, she truly admired those who wanted to rebel. It was really not easy to still think about rebelling under such difficult conditions.

It was already midnight when she arrived at the iron mine.

In other words, she is very brave. If a timid person were to walk in this deep mountain jungle, not to mention being eaten by wild beasts, just the darkness and rustling sounds would scare him to death.

Ah Rao, why are you here? It's so dangerous out in the mountains! Li Lingye said with a slightly reproachful and distressed tone.

Mo Rao couldn't help but complain: "You think I want to come here? It's your old emperor who sent me here to do hard labor."

How do you say that? Li Lingye asked with some confusion.

Then Mo Rao spilled the beans from a bamboo tube and told the whole story in detail.

You can’t come alone! Li Lingye said with distress in his eyes.

No, I didn’t come here alone. Xuanyi and the others are still here.

It was inevitable that she would encounter some jackals, tigers, leopards, wild boars, rabbits, etc. Along the way, how could she not be tempted when Xuan Yi and the others were there?

It was difficult to stop the car after this movement. There were too many prey, so it slowed down its pace.

Since she had no baggage, she naturally took the lead.

However, at their speed, they should be able to catch up in no time. She was still confident of this.

Sure enough, not long after, Xuan Yi and others arrived.

Li Lingye was speechless when he saw Xuan Yi and the others were covered with prey. She was worthy of being his wife, and she always reaped a lot wherever she went.

At night, the group gathered up all the prey they had hunted and grilled it. Although they had hunted a lot of prey, they were outnumbered and the prey was quickly divided up.

After eating and drinking, it is natural to rest. The others have already found a place to rest.

Where are we staying? Mo Rao asked.

The cave over there is habitable. It was originally inhabited by miners.

There was originally a wooden house, but before those people evacuated, they destroyed everything that could be used. So they could only live in the mine for the time being.

When she arrived at the cave, Mo Rao really didn't like it. The cave was big enough and well-maintained, but it was too cold and damp.

Not only was there no privacy, but there was also a faint smell of blood in the air, which made her very unhappy.

Li Lingye saw Mo Rao pouting in dissatisfaction and said helplessly, "This is already the best of the caves here. The other caves are either too closed and the air is bad, or the smell of blood is too strong. Only this cave is larger, the smell dissipates faster, and the smell of blood is not so strong."

Forget it, I decided not to stay here. I brought my own equipment when I came here. I'll just set up a tent outside and make do with it. Mo Rao said nonchalantly.

Li Lingye said, "Madam, the temperature in the mountains at night varies greatly between day and night. Living outside is not only unsafe, but also easy to catch a cold."

Don't worry about this. I won't come if I'm not fully prepared.

Who is Mo Rao? She is not someone who would let herself be wronged. She opened her luggage and took out a small cloth bag the size of a palm. Although Li Lingye was a little curious, he did not ask too many questions.

But what happened next made him so shocked that his jaw dropped.

Mo Rao walked out of the cave, and at the entrance was a large flat land. She found a good feng shui spot, and the moment she unzipped the small cloth bag in her hand, the contents immediately popped out.

In a short while, a tent for resting in the wild was formed.

what's the situation?

Is this tent cast under some kind of magic? How can it change size at will?

In Li Lingye's eyes, the tent in front of him was an object that suddenly became larger.

Li Lingye looked at the tent in front of him in shock. He rubbed his eyes in disbelief. When he opened his eyes, the tent was still there. Then he rubbed his eyes again. This was not an illusion, it was real.

Is her wife a deity who has descended to earth? Otherwise, how can this scene be explained? Out of curiosity, she asked, "Husband, Madam, how did you do this?"

Mo Rao rolled her eyes at him. "Do you think I'm a monster? And you even conjured me up? Why don't you just say I'm a god?"

My mind is opening up day by day, and you will know what is going on if you touch it.

Li Lingye, who was in shock, gently touched it.

The icy touch made him withdraw his hand instantly. Why does it feel so cold? Why does it feel like metal? Li Lingye asked curiously.

Mo Rao signaled him with her eyes to take another good look.

Then Li Lingye opened the zipper of the tent. The moment the zipper was opened, Li Lingye's eyes widened.

Oh my god! How can it be so thin? It feels like a piece of gauze, but why is it so thin and not transparent at all? It feels like metal to the touch. And how did it suddenly become bigger?

The object supporting the edge of the tent is made of extremely thin iron wire when you feel it carefully.

How does such a thin wire stay put? I tried to bend it with my hands but it wouldn't budge. How does one put it together with such a hard wire?

Such soft gauze stacked together is indeed only as big as a fist, but the strange thing is that it is so thin. It is completely opaque and not transparent. How did this iron wire get into the cloth bag?

What's going on? Li Lingye stared at Mo Rao curiously, as if asking her how she did it.

Seeing that Li Lingye was so curious, Mo Rao explained the principle to him in a good mood.

The principle is actually quite simple. I had this gauze-like fabric woven specifically for me. The raw material used is spider silk. The spider webs are soaked in a special medicinal solution before being processed, and the resulting fabric is then boiled with the juice of the wind spirit grass.

The processed cloth is not only as thin as gauze, but also extremely hard. It cannot be cut by a knife or damaged by fire.

The principle of this iron wire is even simpler. It is a kind of synthetic gold.

In a vacuum, the wire is soft and can be folded freely. But when it encounters air, it becomes extremely hard. Is this why? The same principle applies to why it instantly pops open when I take it out.

In later generations, technology has developed to the extreme. From the smallest hair to the weeds in the fields, and from the largest to the highest in the sky and deep in the earth, the Earth has been completely dug through. Scientists have thoroughly studied all the materials that can be used on Earth and in outer space.

So this isn't magic, this is a real object. Get it?

Li Lingye only had a vague understanding of it, but since these were made by his wife, it was not so difficult for people to accept. After all, she could make a mobile phone that could make calls over the air, so it was not surprising that she could make this thing too.

I just don’t know what’s going on with his wife’s head. How can she be so smart?

Mo Rao doesn't care about Li Lingye's inner world.

These are all the results of scientists in later generations, and she is just a lucky person who got a bargain. Thanks to the abundant knowledge in her head, otherwise she really would not be able to do it.

At night, the two slept in the tent, which was covered with powder to prevent snakes, insects, rats and ants.

There is an inflation port at the bottom of the tent, which can be inflated directly. When you sleep on it at night, you won’t feel uncomfortable.

The zippered tent provides insulation inside.

Even in the ice and snow or the scorching summer sun, the temperature inside is still suitable for people.

The key is the sound insulation effect. People outside can hear what is happening inside, but people inside cannot hear what is happening outside.

Li Lingye coveted such a good thing and kept pestering Mo Rao to get him one too. Mo Rao was pestered so much that she had no choice but to agree.

The material was good, and the materials were common, not rare. The only drawback was that it was too labor-intensive. After working for half a day, she only managed to produce a palm-sized piece of cloth. The tent alone took her a whole month to make.

She was only busy for a few days, and then handed it over to Zhu Wen in the laboratory.

The two people in the tent were busy, and the people outside could not hear any sound from inside the tent.

The next day, Mo Rao felt like her whole body was about to fall apart, and she glared at the culprit standing beside her.

Li Lingye felt a little embarrassed by the stare. It had been a long time since they last saw each other, and he was a little unable to stop for a moment.

After getting dressed and washing up, I had some steamed buns, pickles, and rice porridge for breakfast. It was difficult to get supplies into the mountains, so the food we brought was limited.

After dinner, Mo Rao took his men to survey the entire terrain of the mine.

She drew the surrounding terrain on paper, clearly marking what plans should be made in which places.

The entire mining area is quite large, and there are traces of mining all around.

Not far away, Mo Rao also discovered other minerals. With this discovery, this area was naturally included in the mining area.

If this mine is to be mined on a large scale, it is absolutely necessary to pave the road.

Then she took people to the top of the highest mountain nearby to take in the entire mountain range.

After looking around, it seems that the rebels' route is the shortest.

In order to conceal their tracks, the rebels did not clear the flowers, plants, and trees along the way. Not only could horse-drawn and ox-drawn carts not pass through, even flatbed and wheelbarrows could not pass through. All the supplies brought in had to be carried by manpower.