The flower-growing soul has an uncertain identity, only farming is stable

Lu Changli didn't expect that he would get an unexpected gain when investigating a junior planter.

When Meng Ke came in, he asked directly without any nonsense: "Did you open this shop called Yuanlai Ke Carving?"

The names of online shops are never repeated, so Meng Ke knew it was her shop the moment she heard the name, but she still confirmed it carefully before answering, "Yes!"

Lu Changli leaned back in his chair, put his long legs on the table, and motioned the soldier behind him to give her a piece of wood: "Let's try it."

Meng Ke didn't waste any time. He reached out to take the piece of wood, confirmed that it was suitable for carving, and took out the carving tools.

Before boarding the warship, although the optical computer was locked by the military, the optical computer folding compartment could still be used.

There were no chairs around, so in order to prevent her legs from getting numb from standing for a long time, she sat down cross-legged and started carving on the spot.

What Meng Ke didn't know was that in the originally solemn office, as she started carving, several soldiers present secretly leaned their heads out to take a closer look.

Meng Ke's technique is very skillful. After carving the tiger, she polished it carefully to make the whole tiger more lifelike in order to express it.

But after she finished carving, she didn't get the expected praise. Lu Changli stared at her for a long time with an ambiguous look in his eyes before coldly sending her away: "Send her to the lounge."

The soldier who picked her up sent Meng Ke to a warship hold. Although the hold was small, it had all the basic necessities for life. She didn't have to squeeze in with others as she had expected, and Meng Ke was quite satisfied.

What Meng Ke didn't know was that after Lu Changli got the little tiger she carved, he remained calm on the surface and even looked a little dissatisfied. In fact, as soon as she left, Lu Changli immediately found a rope and hung it around his neck.

Before the tiger cub had even warmed up around his neck, Chief Medical Officer Mr. Meng, who had received the news, rushed over and insisted on taking the tiger cub for research.

The result is predictable. No one can make Lu Changli spit out what he has put into his mouth.

Lu Changli refused to listen to any persuasion, so Mr. Meng simply packed up the whole thing and took him away.

It just so happened that Lu Changli also wanted to see the effect of this little tiger, so he went over to take a look.

Wow, this is a small wooden sculpture the size of a palm. It looks very prominent when hung around the neck, but the effect is also very outstanding. It is better than the intermediate soothing agent, and most importantly, it has no side effects.

Soon this news spread throughout the entire warship, and many soldiers planned to ask Meng Ke to carve one for them.

The warriors were all very simple and honest, and would not take advantage of a little girl. They prepared the reward in advance before gathering together to discuss how to ask Meng Ke to take action.

After a long discussion, the group came to the conclusion that the soldier who had previously led Meng Ke on the journey should come forward to ask for help.

The soldier did not refuse. He went to the door of Mengke Warehouse and asked the smart door to pass on the message, then waited for Mengke to come out.

When going out, Meng Ke did not change into pajamas, but she did change into a slightly loose home clothes. Maybe because she liked the cloud sofa at home, the warm yellow home clothes she chose also had a big white cloud on it.

The soldier waiting outside was stunned for a moment when he first saw the cute little girl. He cleared his throat awkwardly before getting straight to the point: "The tiger you carved today is very effective in healing the riot spirit. Could you please carve some for others as well? We'll pay for it."

Meng Ke nodded: "I am a volunteer. It is my duty to serve everyone. I don't need to be paid."

After saying that, he took out two carvings from the folding compartment of the optical computer and handed them to the warrior in front of him: "I carved these when I was bored. I don't know how much effect they have left. Please find someone to test them. If they are useful, please help me distribute them to everyone."

The soldier took it carefully: "Okay!"

Meng could see that he was holding it carefully in his arms, not ready to put it into the folding compartment of the optical computer, so he reminded him: "Do you want to put it away? I have more here."

After saying that, she grabbed out two more handfuls. Her hands were not big, so although she said it was two handfuls, in fact, there were only four or five sculptures. She had dozens of them in her folding warehouse.

The warrior was pleasantly surprised and took the carvings that Meng Ke received one by one. He appeared to be as steady as a dog, but in fact he was very happy.

"that's it."

After taking out the carvings, Meng Ke took out a piece of wood: "I only have a dozen pieces of wood suitable for carving. I can carve them for you for free, but when the wood runs out, you have to prepare it yourself."

The soldier nodded quickly: "Okay! I'll go tell everyone right away."

After saying that, he jogged away.

In fact, he didn't need to tell everyone again. From the moment he set out to ask Meng Ke for help, someone checked the surveillance footage along the way and broadcast it live in the group.

Everyone saw the conversation between the two. As the soldier turned the corner, he encountered a large group of comrades who were not on duty for the time being, all of them with wolf-like eyes.

But before everyone could grab it, Mr. Meng rushed over, waved everyone away, and pulled the soldier's sleeve to go to the testing room.

If someone is dissatisfied, they will just say: "You should check before using it."

What Mr. Meng said made sense, so everyone had no choice but to follow his lead and prepare to grab the items as soon as they finished checking.

The inspection results of dozens of sculptures were encouraging, but the battleship commander intervened and used the military merit system to distribute them.

The soldier who had previously asked Meng Ke to carve was named Li Yu, and he was sent by the commander-in-chief to talk to Meng Ke.

Meng Ke didn't react much after hearing this. It was just a change from private customization to public customization. To Meng Ke, there was no difference.

Li Yu became a little anxious when he saw Meng Ke's indifferent look. The military would have to pay contribution points to purchase the sculptures. That was a great thing, so he had to make Ms. Meng Ke take it seriously.

Then Li Yu started to explain to Meng Ke in detail what contribution points are.

Only then did Meng Ke realize that contribution points were just the tip of the iceberg.

It turns out that alliance citizens are divided into levels. The higher the contribution points, the higher the citizen level and the more privileges they enjoy.

I heard that high-level talents can apply for military protection from the alliance because of their high contribution points. That’s super awesome.

Meng Ke had never known about this because of his low status and the Guangwang would not mention it. In addition, many people would never be able to upgrade their citizenship level in their lifetime, so even if they knew, it would be meaningless and might even make them jealous, which would be detrimental to the alliance.

Ordinary people are born as D-class citizens. After joining the army, Li Yu made many military achievements and is now a B-class citizen.

According to him, citizens with less than 100 contribution points are all D-level citizens. It is difficult for ordinary people to earn alliance contribution points. Every time the contribution points increase tenfold, the citizen level will be upgraded by one level.

For example, if the contribution points exceed 100, you will be promoted to a C-class citizen, and if they exceed 1000, you will be promoted to a B-class citizen. Li Yu’s current contribution points are 2398, and his current life goal is to be promoted to an A-class citizen.

A-level citizens can apply for a house in the prosperous star of the central district. After he retires, he can find a job to settle down and support his wife.

Meng Ke felt that Li Yu's goal was realistic. She had always wanted to live a peaceful life. If she could earn more contribution points with her skills, she might be able to exchange them for a combat robot. After what happened with Qin Yan, she was very fond of the combat robots in the hall. Even if they were not equipped with guns, they gave her a sense of security.

Seeing that Meng Ke was full of fighting spirit, Li Yu took out a box of wood blocks and put them on the table, and then went to report to the commander-in-chief.

"Commander He, I have conveyed everything you instructed to Ms. Meng Ke, and she agreed."

"Well! You will follow up on this matter later."

"Yes!"

Seeing that Li Yu did not leave after answering, He Shaolian looked up and looked directly into Li Yu's eyes: "Is there anything else?"

"Have!"

Li Yu told Meng Ke that he had asked if he could use contribution points to exchange for military combat robots.

He Shaolian's expression remained unchanged: "What does she want the military's combat robots for?"

Li Yu reported truthfully, "She said she was bullied by a woman named Qin Yan in the lobby today, and it was the combat robot that helped her get justice. She was very happy and wanted to see if she could earn justice after working hard for most of her life."

These were Meng Ke's exact words. A smile flashed across He Shaolian's eyes. He didn't expect that the carving master mentioned by those old antiques at the Institute of Ancient Crafts had such a simple mind.

"Tell her that if she can become a high-level talent, the military will assign her a position."

"Yes!"

Li Yu walked out of the door without even taking a breath, and happily ran to tell Meng Ke the good news.

He felt that as long as the little girl Meng Ke worked hard, it would be no problem for her to become a senior sculptor.

Unfortunately, after the Ancient Crafts Research Institute contacted Meng Ke through the military, Meng Ke learned from Old Liu that there were too few people entering the carving industry and there was no clear level division. In other words, it was impossible for her to obtain the Alliance's senior talent certificate at the moment.

Fortunately, Meng Ke was not in a hurry. On the way to the Insect Sea Star Region, she concentrated on carving.

Meng Ke was not a soldier, so the military sent someone to sign a cooperation agreement with Meng Ke. For sculptures that were comparable to high-level potions, he would be rewarded with 0.2 contribution points. For sculptures that were comparable to intermediate potions, he would be rewarded with 0.1 contribution points. As for sculptures that were as effective as primary potions, they would be rewarded with 0.05 contribution points.

Don't underestimate these contribution points. A warrior works hard to obtain first-class merit and only gets 100 contribution points. Meng Ke Carving can accumulate small amounts into large ones, which is much easier than earning contribution points by a warrior.

Normally, it would take less than two days to reach the Central District from the Insect Sea Star Region. However, during the interstellar storm, space traction was disabled, and it took a full seven days for the warship to reach the Insect Sea Insect Region military base.

In seven days, Meng Ke successfully upgraded from a D-class citizen to a C-class citizen, and was a little excited.

But as soon as she got off the warship, she was completely dumbfounded.

Who could tell her if the man at the front of the army outside the battleship was her husband?