Shi Tianwu shared with you the magnetic field rotation

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Refreshing the group members' updates every day is his daily task, and he is very happy to see them share their recent experiences.

"That Uesugi Koshi..."

[On April 04.26th, I took my daughter to Tokyo Tower. The souvenir shops around Tokyo Tower were so expensive.]

[April 04.27th, took my daughter to Disneyland. Photos were taken by Lu Mingfei. Another day of feeling the pinch on my wallet.]

[On April 04.28th, I went to the Akihabara electronics district, and my wallet is completely empty (laughing and crying).]

[April 04.29th, a day of rest at home. Today marks the start of the May Golden Week holiday. I don't know when "Tokyo Love Story" started re-airing, but Erii watched it all day.]

[April 30th, it's the fifth day already. I took the kids to Asakusa Temple. Tomorrow is May 1st, and Tokyo will be packed with tourists then.]

[On May 05.01st, Genji sent me a text message asking me to return Erii tomorrow...]

The updates spanned six full days, but in the chat group, Uesugi Etsuyoshi's posts seemed to cover six weeks, with the entire update section flooded with Uesugi Etsuyoshi's daily life with his daughter Erii.

The advantage of using a chat group is that Uesugi only needs to blink to take a photo, and then just a thought is enough to post it. Photos taken with a phone or camera can also be read, uploaded, and shared to the chat group's feed.

In terms of functionality, chat groups are definitely the most convenient.

"His mind is completely occupied with his daughter now," someone commented on the roadside.

"Well, this is..."

Scientist Ding Yi, who had been lurking in the chat group, updated his status.

Ding Yi is similar to Gohan; he rarely goes online unless there's something important to discuss.

I saw Ding Yi's post on the roadside, which was about the results of his new project. Because the project results needed to be kept confidential, he could only share this significant achievement in a chat group.

[Successful test of non-nuclear hydrogen bomb] - Ding Yi.

"A non-nuclear hydrogen bomb?"

"So you were working on something really important behind the scenes."

A non-nuclear hydrogen bomb is a hydrogen bomb based on the chemical explosion properties. It uses magnesium hydride as the main explosive charge, and a decomposition reaction is triggered by high temperature or catalytic conditions.

Non-nuclear hydrogen bombs, due to their relatively low shockwave energy, are unsuitable for striking solid targets such as reinforced concrete structures or underground bunkers. However, they possess significant destructive power against high-temperature-sensitive military equipment. The explosive force is precisely controllable, allowing for applications ranging from precision strikes to large-area coverage by adjusting the concentration and dosage of the explosive.

"Hmm? Is this a thesis?"

I saw on the roadside that Shi Tianwu and Bruce had both liked Ding Yi's paper updates.

"I'll take a look too."

Those with strong magnetic field abilities can manipulate various physical and chemical reactions with their bare hands. As long as they have a rich enough knowledge base, delve deeply into the field of physics, and reach the required level of perfection, they can exert immeasurable power in terms of destruction.

Old Bruce was very busy, but as president, he had scientists from all over the country at his service. Having obtained Ding Yi's paper on the non-nuclear hydrogen bomb, he could quickly put the non-nuclear hydrogen bomb from the experimental stage to the actual combat stage in his world.

And the status update that Old Bruce posted in the chat group was... "Famous quotes".

Doctors must master medical knowledge.

Four eggs for one dollar

If you apply the brakes, the car must slow down and eventually come to a stop.

"What does this mean?" Some people on the roadside were puzzled as to why Bruce was posting these strange yet normal things, so they left a comment under his post.

After some time, Old Bruce posted some strange news about what was happening on his end in his social media feed, as an explanation for the confusion on the street.

"...Ancient times were too boring." That's how someone on the roadside described their own world.

Shi Tianwu's posts are sharing his reading notes, what books he bought today, what books he finished reading, and so on. He also asks if anyone needs the books he has read and can exchange them with him.

The comments from the roadside say that Shi Tianwu has become addicted to reading. What to do about reading addiction?

He shares his daily life updates by the roadside, which feature stone carvings.

Besides cultivating the rotation of magnetic fields, his hobby of passing the time by the roadside has returned to stone carving.

Instead of carving human figures, they started carving animals and plants.

They found a stone on Cangshan Mountain and started carving it on the spot, creating horses, sheep, lions, tigers...

Once completed, the stone carving will disappear from the original location.

The Goddess of Cangshan secretly collected his works and placed them on both sides of some mountain paths as eye-catching signs.

……

Japan has a Golden Week holiday in May, and China also has a Golden Week holiday. Lu Mingfei never expected that his uncle and aunt's family would also come to Tokyo during the Golden Week holiday.

Japan's Golden Week holiday in May is not related to International Workers' Day. Instead, it is a long holiday formed by combining several public holidays and rest days at the end of April and the beginning of May.

My uncle's family had been planning their May Day trip to Tokyo for months. Before they left, they told their relatives and colleagues and were asked to buy a lot of things.

While staying at the hotel, the uncle frowned deeply, while the aunt cursed loudly at the things they had bought.

Except for a few items that are made in Japan, everything else is made in China.

I traveled all this way, only to find that the things I bought were shipped from my hometown.

"Why is the weather like this?!"

My aunt was in a terrible mood. She felt cheated when she bought things, and the weather was also against her. It was only early May, but Tokyo was covered by a rain cloud, with a light drizzle falling and occasional thunderstorm warnings. Going out was a huge blow to everyone's mood, as the gloomy sky seemed to have a profound impact on them.

"Where are we going for dinner? Have Jiajia and her family decided yet?" the aunt asked her son, Lu Mingze.

“They’ve already gone to eat; they made a reservation at a Michelin-starred French restaurant a long time ago,” Lu Mingze replied.

"What!!"

“Wife, let’s not be too attached to their family. It’s not even close to happening yet…” the uncle said to his aunt.

"If you don't fight for this kind of thing, who will? You won't know how to succeed if you don't try!" Auntie lectured Uncle.

My colleague's family and I were traveling to Tokyo together with my uncle's family. They happened to have a daughter, and my aunt was hoping to find a girlfriend for her good son, Lu Mingze.

"Mom, let's go eat at a buffet."

"What kind of self-service? Where is it located? Is it expensive?"

“In Ginza, there’s an authentic Yan cuisine restaurant called Jiuzhaigou. I heard you can eat until you’re sick of it for 1,000 yen,” Lu Mingze replied.

"Then let's go," Auntie decided.

The probability of meeting relatives in a foreign country is extremely low, but Lu Mingfei encountered such a terrifying thing.

He was overjoyed to eat his hometown food, but when he turned around, he saw his nightmare family. No one could understand Lu Mingfei's despair at that moment.

(End of this chapter)