Forced to marry a disabled man in the countryside? I'll repay you tenfold!

"yes!"

Look at this! So many animals crammed together and it only cost this little bit of money. They really made a killing!

The next instant, out of sight of Uncle Ding and Da Bao and Xiao Bao, a soft light curtain quietly fell, and all the animals seemed to be blown by a spring breeze, shivering and then returning to normal.

Su Wanqing sprinkled some spiritual spring water before waving her hand: "Uncle, alright, my experiment is finished. The experiment I just conducted was to make them have a better appetite and grow faster. Now you can put them back."

Uncle Ding scratched his head. Although he felt something was off, he didn't say a word and drove the chickens, ducks, sheep, and musk deer back to their original places one by one.

Not long after they were released back into the wild, the animals started howling with hunger, and even the laziest sheep stood up and started rooting around the feeding trough.

Uncle Ding clicked his tongue in amazement: "Wanqing, your method really works! These guys are hungry again so quickly, their appetites are almost double what they usually are!"

Su Wanqing smiled and nodded, indicating that she had almost tried out the new functions of the space.

These animals reacted much like they grew ten times faster in space, except now they can be used in reality—the advantage is that there's a free quota every day, but how much coverage it can cover and how long it lasts still needs to be tested.

She was planning in her mind that once she had a clear understanding of the situation, she could secretly add time-limited grids to the chicken farm and mushroom shed areas as well. It would be truly ingenious for breeding and planting.

"However, besides aquaculture and planting, we can try other methods as well. Right now, we can only accelerate the flow; I wonder if we can reverse it? If we could turn back time, that would be truly invincible..."

As Su Wanqing was lost in thought, looking down at the seedlings trampled by chickens on the ground, a notification suddenly popped up in her spatial storage:

[Prompt: You can consume precious metals to rewind a single item to a specified point in time. The plant was found to be in its complete state 30 minutes ago. Do you wish to consume 3000 grams of precious metals to rewind it to its state 30 minutes ago?]

Su Wanqing's eyes widened: "!!" This function is too overpowered!

I never imagined the Time Grid was so powerful! It can actually reverse the state of a single thing.

Su Wanqing realized that the free Time Grid could only apply ten times the flow rate to the entire area, while the paid one could accelerate a specific area. However, to revert things to a previous state, it could only be applied to a single object.

"So, if something breaks, you can go back and put it back together?"

"Or could I use it on myself?"

[Sorry, you are the one bound to the spatial core; you cannot use this on yourself.]

Su Wanqing felt a little regretful, otherwise she would have been able to master the heaven-defying ability to reverse time.

However, she quickly became excited again, her mind racing with various uses: for example, if precious medicinal herbs were used up, she could go back and start over; if something lost its precious power after being multiplied tenfold, she could go back again and then exploit the space bug... she could even repair ancestral porcelain that had been accidentally broken.

Although this feature has many limitations, it can be incredibly useful when used correctly.

She was engrossed in her research when Ding Xiaomei suddenly called out, "Wanqing, come quick, come watch TV! Yan Shen's award ceremony is on the news!"

Su Wanqing was overjoyed, not expecting to catch the live broadcast. She quickly led her family to the TV. Ding Xiaomei crocheted a sweater while chatting happily with her brother-in-law, and Da Bao and Xiao Bao also quieted down and stared at the screen.

The news footage lasted only a few seconds, yet it was solemn and dignified. Zhou Yanshen, dressed in a crisp military uniform, his brand-new rank insignia gleaming under the lights, walked slowly but steadily to the front of the stage, solemnly saluted, and received the medal from his superior.

As the camera zoomed in, there was not a trace of a smile on his angular face, but his cold eyes were full of determination and composure.

Su Wanqing's heart pounded—this handsome, charming man was actually her man. He was dignified and authoritative in formal settings, but in private moments, he was like a passionate little wolf, entwining himself with her.

This is her man, Zhou Yanshen, who is incredibly handsome.

"Is Su Wanqing home? Is Comrade Su home? It's extremely urgent!"

The conversation had just ended when the door was banged on loudly.

Ding Xiaomei ran to open the door, then rushed back: "Wanqing, quickly put on your shoes and coat, we're going to the hospital! They say an important expert from the Chinese Academy of Sciences is dying, his condition is critical, and Xiao Wang is waiting outside!"

Without a word, Su Wanqing put on her shoes, grabbed her coat, and headed out. At the door, Xiao Wang, Dean Li, and a staff member were already sweating profusely. They got into their car and sped off to the hospital across the street.

As soon as they got in the car, Dean Li said anxiously, "They were sent from the Radar Research Institute. I heard they haven't slept much for two or three days. When they arrived, they were already in a deep coma and their condition was extremely bad. They're currently only being kept alive by a defibrillator and a ventilator. They haven't even lost their pupillary reflex. I think... they might not be able to save them. Xiao Su, just do your best and don't feel pressured."

Another staff member, his eyes red, pleaded, "Chairman Su, you absolutely must save Mr. Qian! You two spoke together before. He was transferred from another field; he's extremely intelligent and mastered radar knowledge in just a few days."

Everyone took those energy-boosting pills you sent before, but sometimes he was too busy to remember, and then he said he was young and in good health, so he gave the pills to people who needed them more. As a result, he stayed up for several days in a row, only sleeping two hours a day..." He said, his voice choked with emotion.

Su Wanqing was speechless—wasn't this all her own doing?

"Okay, we'll head over there right now. If it can be saved, I'll definitely do it."

Upon arriving at the hospital, the monitors in the emergency room were beeping, and several doctors were still working hard to save the patient.

The visitor quickly explained Su Wanqing's condition: "Multiple organ failure led to cardiac arrest. The defibrillator can barely maintain a heart rhythm, but it's no longer a spontaneous heartbeat... What do you think we should do next?"

This is very clear—the heartbeat is maintained by a machine; once it stops, the person is completely gone.

The doctors present all shook their heads, already preparing for the worst.

At this point, even if a celestial being were to come, let alone Su Wanqing, it would be difficult to reverse the situation.

Su Wanqing examined the patient's pupils, frowned, and took a deep breath: "I'll try again."

"Please, please."

Everyone was polite, but they didn't hold out much hope—the patient was in such a state that it wouldn't matter who came.

Only the group of experts surrounding the back still held a sliver of hope:

"Chairman Su, you absolutely must save Old Qian!"

"He's the smartest one in our group. If he's not here, the progress will be delayed by at least a few months!"

"Yes, yes, we're all counting on you!"