Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

The animals in the space had grown by four or five, if not more, and dozens more, even those with high reproductive potential. This brought Mo'er immense joy, a sign that her hard work had paid off. The fish, too, were no longer in a harsh environment, and thanks to human fishing, their populations were thriving. As the number of animals increased, the space quietly expanded. Honestly, Mo'er had had enough of this desert edge and wanted to get to the Southern War Zone soon, so she donated many of the remaining construction vehicles in the space. She had taken out forty excavators alone, leaving only four. She also took out all the pavers, three well drills, and one each of the cranes. She cleared out all the road crushers and rollers, leaving only one of each. She also kept only one of each loader. She also donated only a few of the other jeeps, military trucks, power drills, and rotary hammers.

It took almost a hundred soldiers to drive all of them back. These engineering vehicles scared the leaders of the engineering unit. What a big deal.

With these equipment, the project progress can be accelerated by more than double. It is estimated that by the end of the year, it will be almost completed and then returned to the Southern Theater Command!

Now the country has built many factories, all of which produce the equipment that Moer has brought out. The R&D team is very powerful, and most of them have been developed!

As soon as October arrived, it started to get cold here again. The greenhouse was covered with plastic, and Moer also put on long-sleeved shirts and long pants. The wind and sand here were particularly strong, and it hurt when it blew on the face.

The blackboard newspaper was updated every seven days without fail. Every seven days she would go out to give cattle to the soldiers who won awards.

Near the end of the year, news arrived from the engineering corps that the work would be complete in two days, and the two regiments would be able to arrive in the Southern Theater Command before the New Year! This news thrilled all the soldiers. They were truly terrified of the wind, sand, and severe cold here.

Two days later, the engineering troops finally returned, and the camp immediately became lively. A meeting was held to congratulate the project on its completion eight months ahead of schedule, to thank the soldiers for their hard work, and of course to thank Comrade Li Moer for donating supplies.

The day after the meeting, the entire army set out for the Southern Theater Command, and several trucks arrived from there to pick up troops. The day before, Mo'er had driven out and brought back three truckloads of rice, flour, meat, and other supplies. Food for the troops on the road!

Many construction vehicles have been handed over to local engineering forces, as they still have many projects that require these vehicles!

The engineering vehicles developed by the country are also continuously sent to engineering troops.

After several days of long journey, we finally arrived in Guangzhou on the 22nd day of the twelfth lunar month.

Guangcheng's nickname, "Yangcheng," stems from an ancient legend: Five immortals, each dressed in colorful attire, rode a five-colored goat, bearing a miraculous rice seed that produced six ears of fine rice. They descended upon a place called "Chu Ting" and generously gifted the local residents with the rice, wishing them freedom from hunger. The five immortals then ascended to heaven, and the goats turned to stone. To commemorate the immortals' kindness, the locals built a structure called the Five Immortals Temple, which is said to be the site of the former "Chu Ting." Thus, Guangcheng acquired the nicknames "Yangcheng" and "Suicheng."