1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 11 Their actions crossed their own bottom line.
According to the information in my mind, the speed ratio between this space and the outside is four to one. Regardless of what is collected outside or what is harvested in this space, it will all be stored in the underground warehouse unless otherwise arranged.

The items she received from the Ge family should have automatically gone to the underground warehouse, but why didn't she see them when she went down just now?
Thinking about it, he took another step towards the warehouse entrance.

When she saw that there was indeed a black dot in the innermost corner of the empty warehouse, she finally understood what it meant for the warehouse to be infinitely large.
If it weren't for the spiritual energy I just received from the jade tablet, I probably wouldn't have been able to see it.

The things she collected were like a drop in the ocean in this infinitely large warehouse.

As I stumbled out of the warehouse, other thoughts lingered in my mind, and I became genuinely curious: how did this place, surrounded by water on three sides, manage to keep its waters separate from the seawater and freshwater?
After going around in circles, I still couldn't figure it out; I could only see the difference in water color at the dividing line.

Indeed, the space is surrounded by water on three sides, half of which is blue seawater and the other half is clear, transparent freshwater, creating a distinct and pleasing scene.

However, the beauty was marred by the sight of the almost barren mountains and empty fields, suggesting that there is still a long way to go.

After she calmed down, thinking that she still had tasks to complete today, she didn't linger in the space any longer, since there was plenty of time in the future.

As soon as I stepped out of the space, my stomach started growling again, and I realized that I had been distracted and forgotten to eat.

With a thought, two still-warm steamed buns appeared in her hands. Only then did she realize that the space was not only infinitely large, but also had a preservation function. This was truly amazing.

After finishing two steamed buns, he clapped his hands and walked towards the commune in a good mood.

After all, she had to put on a convincing act, just in case those who plotted against her ended up shooting themselves in the foot.

When she arrived at the health center, she ran into Liu Xiaqiu and her husband, who were rushing over: "Sister, brother-in-law."

When Liu's mother came out to get water, she saw them and assumed they had come together, so she didn't ask any questions.

Liu Xiaqiu called out "Mom," her eyes immediately welling up with tears: "How is my father?"

Mother Liu sighed, not answering directly, but pointing to the ward: "It's inside, let's go in and talk." When Father Liu saw them come in, he put away the dejected look on his face, forced a smile and said to his eldest daughter and son-in-law: "You've come."

Liu Xiaqiu walked over quickly, her voice choked with sobs, and asked, "Father, does it hurt a lot?"

As she finished speaking, tears fell from her eyes, landing squarely on her father's hand.

This broke Liu's father's heart: "Qiu, don't cry, you're much better now."

Ignoring them, Liu Chuxue pulled her mother aside and asked, "Mom, have you gone back to the village?"

Liu's mother's face was very grim: "Your grandparents said they can only give us thirty yuan; any more than that is probably not possible."

"What, thirty yuan?"

"Ah."

Liu Chuxue gritted her teeth and said, "Grandpa and Grandma don't treat my father like a son. What kind of parents would do this?"

"They said your second cousin found a job in the city, but it'll probably cost a lot of money; it's a rare opportunity."

After a long pause, he continued, "Your uncle and the others mean that even if your father goes to the city, his leg might not be cured. Rather than wasting money, it would be more worthwhile to have your second cousin buy that job."

Liu Chuxue's anger was reignited: Very well, their actions have crossed her bottom line.

(End of this chapter)