Wasteland scavenging, fat girl takes the sick and disabled family away

Chapter 331 1000 Questions on Scientific Parenting

Realizing that Shi Yuebai really intended to exchange 100 jin of Panax notoginseng powder for 1,000 jin of paper books.

The survivor who proposed this exchange condition hurriedly turned around and brought a few people with him.

Each person carried a huge backpack filled with paper books.

They placed the backpacks filled with paper books on the ground.

The survivor raised an eyebrow and looked at Shi Yuebai with a smile.

It was as if the moon had broken its promise while it was waiting.

Shi Yuebai said to the little mute, "Call Shi Chengyu over."

Shi Chengyu is the historian who was adopted in the old lair.

As Shi Chengyu's mind became clearer, he became the principal of Laochao School.

She is primarily responsible for managing the knowledge absorption of all the children in the nest.

According to what Shi Chengyu often said, the children in the old lair are still showing no signs of maturity.

But in a few years, these children raised in the lair will become the most cultured survivors in the wasteland.

That sounds a bit strange.

Survivors in the wasteland compete on individual strength, luck, and other factors.

Competing on cultural differences? It doesn't seem to be very effective.

Some people have questioned this, but Shi Chengyu just smiles.

No one knows what Shi Chengyu was thinking, but she must have had her own thoughts and reasons for saying those things.

Fortunately, Shi Chengyu met Shi Yuebai, an extremely generous leader of his old lair.

Shi Chengyu wanted to see the children in his lair receive an education.

Education in all aspects must not lag behind.

She was even extremely demanding regarding the level of cultural knowledge the children in her old nest absorbed.

It's much harsher than before the wasteland.

This inevitably consumes a large amount of survival resources in the base.

And a large number of laborers.

If this were any other team, they definitely wouldn't have been able to handle it.

No one can afford so many children, especially since there are now over a hundred babies being cared for in the old nest.

These children and babies would be considered abandoned groups in other organizations.

However, Shi Yuebai didn't say a word, and Shi Chengyu did whatever he wanted.

Shi Yuebai granted Shi Chengyu full rights.

Let Shi Chengyu do the work.

Therefore, Shi Chengyu often sighs to others that she is fortunate to have met Shi Yuebai.

This will become a very important factor in the future.

When Shi Chengyu was summoned to the front of the mercenary camp by the little mute, her appearance was completely different from before.

No one would have imagined that the mentally ill old woman who used to huddle in the corner of her old den was now a ghost.

He looks to be only in his forties or fifties now.

She looked very proper, wearing a traditional Chinese jacket with a front opening.

Shi Yuebai nodded to Shi Chengyu and then gestured for Shi Chengyu to check the value of that batch of books.

Shi Chengyu's eyes gleamed as she flipped through the books in the large backpacks one by one.
"There are many foreign language books that we haven't learned yet, but that's okay, we'll learn them sooner or later."

Shi Chengyu was somewhat afraid of Shi Yuebai because these were foreign language books, so he refused to accept them.

Therefore, she spoke a little fast and looked very anxious.

They even seriously considered adding a foreign language class for the children in the school in their old nest.

Shi Chengyu was afraid that Shi Yuebai would disagree, so he looked at Shi Yuebai with pleading eyes.

Little did they know, Shi Yuebai simply nodded indifferently.

"If you think it's okay, then just give me the Panax notoginseng powder."

Shi Yuebai waved to the little mute boy.

The mute boy immediately handed over the large plastic bag of Panax notoginseng powder he was carrying to the other person. The onlookers around him booed, their voices filled with envy and jealousy.

Gong Chen wiped the sweat from his forehead.

I was shocked by Shi Yuebai's move.

Shi Yuebai accepts supplies without being picky about anything.

Just like in the legends.

After accepting the thousand-pound book, Shi Yuebai looked at Shi Chengyu with obvious delight.

She said to Shi Chengyu in a very calm tone,

"Teacher Shi, you are in charge of collecting all these books and putting them in the library."

Shi Chengyu nodded hastily, accepting the task, and then looked at the survivors who had not left.

Shi Chengyu hurriedly asked the survivors, "Do you still have any books?"

"I would give up all my food rations in exchange for the books in your hands."

As the principal of the school, Shi Chengyu didn't need to do manual labor like other laborers.

Shi Yuebai paid Shi Chengyu a very high salary.

Not only did they provide her with three meals a day, but she also drank the same water that the management in their hideout drank every day.

Inside the box containing the character "同" is a water dispenser, which keeps Ganoderma lucidum (reishi mushroom) soaking inside 24 hours a day.

In other words, those living near the same corner do not need to go to great lengths to earn small red flags like the other laborers in the lair.

Then exchange the little red flags for enhancement water.

Like the management, Shi Chengyu used fortified water as his daily drinking water.

She wouldn't use her own drinking water to exchange for books with outsiders.

However, she could exchange her three meals a day for paper books from outside.

This is not against the rules; there are no mandatory requirements for the laborers' three meals a day within the stronghold.

Many laborers would save their food rations.

Eat it when you need it.

Especially those laborers who were qualified to go to the front lines.

These saved rations can sustain them on the front lines, preventing them from going hungry from scavenging stones for extended periods.

The little mute boy hurriedly looked at Shi Yuebai.

Shi Yuebai had already walked back to the gate of the mercenary camp.

Then Shi Chengyu took out a bag of ready-made food.

Judging from the production dates on the packaging of these finished food products, they have already expired.

The little mute boy finally breathed a heavy sigh of relief.

Fortunately, Shi Chengyu wasn't that crazy.

She was afraid that Shi Chengyu would take out vegetables, rice, and other things from his old nest just for a few physical books.

The freshness of those ingredients was simply incredible.

All the laborers and mercenaries who leave the lair will consciously leave fresh vegetables and rice behind.

Don't bring it out.

It goes without saying how huge a storm would be caused if outsiders found out about this.

The expired food that Shi Chengyu brought out was a pleasant surprise.

The survivor opposite him nodded hurriedly, "There are still many books. Wait for me to go and get them for you."

He immediately called over several of his brothers, who at that moment disregarded their fatigue.

I grabbed that big plastic bag of Panax notoginseng powder and ran to the bookstore buried underground.

After Shi Yuebai returned to his lair and took a stroll, the Tongzi box was already piled high with paper books.

Shi Yi was leaning against a pile of books, flipping through one of them.

Upon seeing Shi Yuebai approach, Shi Yi smiled and waved the book in her hand.
"Little sister, look, there's something good here."

"1000 Questions on Scientific Parenting..."

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