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

After planting the seeds, she moved her mind, and the water from the freshwater lake flew up, reaching the sky above the land, and then turned into raindrops. With this magical spring water, the corn, which usually takes more than a hundred days to mature, can be matured at least twenty or thirty days earlier.

Starting from the second day after the leader arrived, the group of old ladies under the big locust tree saw that four or five trucks drove up to the outside of the three-story courtyard every day, and then a group of young soldiers jumped out and began to carry or lift bags of food from the courtyard, and then loaded them onto the trucks and took them away.

The old ladies began to discuss the matter. "Where did all this food come from in this yard? Could it have been conjured?" one old lady asked suspiciously. "Don't talk nonsense! It's not possible," another old lady said, her eyes filled with confusion.

Watching this spectacle every day, their curiosity grew like wild weeds. Finally, one day, a few courageous old ladies took advantage of a break while the soldiers were loading the trucks and approached the gate. They saw a mountain of grain bags piled high in the yard: corn, wheat, sorghum, and many other crops they couldn't even name. But aside from the busy soldiers, no one else was working in the yard. The old ladies looked at each other, even more puzzled. Then, a young soldier approached and said to them with a smile, "Grandmothers, this is the result of our country's scientific research. High-tech crops have a very high yield. Also, this is our Chinese secret, and you must never let it out." The old ladies nodded in understanding, but they were still wondering: What exactly is this high-tech thing, and why is it so amazing?

Although the soldiers told the old ladies this, they were still very confused. The food in the yard seemed to be endless. Every seven or eight days, the entire yard was filled with food.

The soldiers brought empty sacks every day and loaded food onto the trucks, without interruption.

Li Moer goes to school every day, and occasionally goes to the zoo to prepare some spiritual spring water for the animals, or rotate the animals.

As the New Year approaches, the temperature plummets, and the northwest wind whistles so hard that it stings like a knife on the face. Yet, the soldiers sweat profusely as they load the trucks.

The museum is almost finished, but Li Moer doesn't plan to start the exhibition before the New Year. He plans to wait until after the New Year.

She would occasionally visit Wangyou Island to replenish her spiritual spring water and various grains, vegetables, and fruits. This was a good place to fleece the world's richest people.

As Wangyou Island became more and more famous, more and more people came, and the original island could no longer accommodate them. Li Moer told Director Hao about it, and Director Hao immediately arranged for hundreds of people and six cargo ships to start moving mountains and filling the sea, transporting stones day and night to expand the area of ​​the island.

The construction team also arrived on the island and began to build small villas one after another. Of course, all the material costs were paid by Li Moer, and the workers' wages were tripled.

The workers were also very satisfied, not only because of the high wages, but mainly because the food on the island was delicious. They could eat delicacies that only the wealthy could afford at great expense. Every worker who came to the island hoped that the construction would never stop.

Every time Li Moer came, he was shocked by the speed of island construction. The current area of ​​Wangyou Island is almost the same as a small city.

Li Moer once again went to the small courtyard of the leader to chat with the two elderly people. The next day, all the scientists who had made great contributions to the country and the retired military and political cadres were sent to Wangyou Island for recuperation, and all of them were free of charge. Among them were Director Hao's parents.

This allowed Director Hao to make more detailed and thorough arrangements for the construction of Wangyou Island.