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Half an hour later, the brides and grooms, who had finished their time together in the cruise ship room, and their families gathered in the square.

Mo'er came out and said, "I promised you that once you got married, I would provide you with some livestock to ensure your livelihood and allow you to serve in the military without worries. Today is the day to fulfill my promise. Everyone, get in the car and let's go get your livestock."

Everyone was extremely excited, especially the parents, who would not have come all the way here if their son had not said he was here to attend their collective wedding for livestock.

Soon the drivers were in place. Mo'er drove the jeep in front. There was a piece of white paper on the windshield of the truck with the soldier's name written on it.

The brigade commander held a meeting with these drivers yesterday and told them the army's decision: the new vehicles will be used for long-distance travel, and the old vehicles will be transported to nearby provinces.

Mo'er found the captain and said, "Pick out the soldiers who were successfully matched at the beginning and pack them first. Then pack the remaining thirty or so pairs after the more than one hundred vehicles leave. This way, the families won't have any complaints."

The captain saluted and said, "Yes, Captain, we will complete the mission!" Then he took the loudspeaker given by Mo'er and began to call the more than one hundred brides and grooms and their families to collect their livestock.

More than 110 couples and their families happily boarded the trucks, which honked their horns and headed for the livestock farm.

Mo Er then said to the remaining thirty or so couples, "Don't worry, too many cars going there will cause congestion. Wait until their cars leave before you go!"

The bride, groom, and their families all nodded in agreement, saying, "We're not in a hurry. Let them load the truck first."

Mo'er came to the outside of the livestock fence and watched the soldiers preparing to go in to catch the cattle and sheep.

None of the cows had nose rings, so the soldiers struggled to load them onto the carts one by one. Then they went on to capture the Mianyang. Mo'er had promised each couple five Mianyang for each cow. With a thought, she saw a significant increase in the sheepfold, along with many more goats and sheep. Because of their sheer numbers, no one noticed.

Then she said to the warriors, "Give each of you two more goats, one male and one female, so they can breed when you return."

This sentence made the soldiers and their families express their gratitude again. Moer saw that the progress was a bit slow, so he asked all the grooms to go in and catch cattle and sheep.

Over 150 people, with clear division of labor between those catching cattle and those catching sheep, were able to greatly increase the speed. In just a few hours, the 120 or so trucks were full!

Then, under the groom's reluctant gaze, the bride and her family boarded the truck and waved goodbye to everyone!

After the 120 trucks left, Moer ordered the remaining 30 or so trucks to drive over, and then ordered the soldiers to start catching horses and sheep.

At the beginning, Mo'er felt sorry for the girls who were abused by the miners and promised to give each of them a horse and ten sheep.

The soldiers started fighting to catch horses again. These horses were harder to catch than cows. They ran fast and could kick their hind legs.

Finally, Mo'er came up with an idea, which was to make a herdsmen's lasso, a long bamboo pole with a rope tied to the front end. It could be put on the horse's neck from a distance without having to worry about being kicked.

As expected, using this lasso greatly improved the efficiency of catching horses, but the rope of the lasso was occasionally pulled off and had to be tied again.

It took more than two hours to load all the horses and sheep into the carts. Moer then said that each cart should be loaded with four more goats, one male and three females!