Qin Ye was taken aback. He could tell from her serious expression that this matter was extraordinary.

He was silent for a moment, then looked at her firmly with his bloodshot eyes, which were swollen from staying up all night:

“Su Tang, from the moment you told me everything on the snow mountain, my life, everything I have, belongs to you. Don’t say unbelievable things. Even if you said the sun would rise in the west tomorrow, I would believe you.”

Su Tang felt a warmth in her heart, then steadied herself and solemnly said:

"Okay. Now I'll tell you... about my space, I still have one big secret I haven't told you yet."

"Besides what I told you last time—that it can store things, grow crops, and connect to my medical room—it has one more core function."

"It can... transcend time."

"What?" Qin Ye wondered if he was just too tired and hallucinating. "Crossing...time? What does that mean?"

“What I mean is,” Su Tang looked into his eyes and said clearly, “I can activate it and take you back to where I came from—the 22nd century. There, we have the most advanced detection equipment and the most complete geological maps in the world. We can find the data we need and then come back.”

Back to... the 22nd century?

Qin Ye is a soldier, a materialist, and a person who believes in guns and reality.

He had already spent a tremendous amount of effort to digest and accept the fact that Su Tang was standing right in front of him.

But now, she's telling him they can...go?

Go to a world more than a hundred years in the future?

This is insane!

He subconsciously reached out and touched Su Tang's forehead; it wasn't hot.

"Wife, are you... too tired?" His voice was dry, and his mind was in turmoil.

Su Tang knew he couldn't accept it right away, so she continued to explain.

"We absorbed the entire mineral vein in the underground cave before, which just met the conditions for a two-person crossing. Qin Ye, I know it's hard to believe, but it's true. I can take you home, my home."

Qin Ye neither asked any further questions nor raised any further doubts.

He simply stretched out his arms and pulled her tightly into his embrace, resting his chin on the top of her head, his voice muffled.

"good."

"Let's go."

Go see your world, see what kind of environment you grew up in, and see what the world will be like more than a hundred years from now.

He's willing to go anywhere as long as he's with you.

Su Tang leaned against his burning chest, listening to his strong heartbeat, and her heart, which had been hanging in suspense, finally settled down.

“However,” Qin Ye released her and said seriously, “there’s no rush. This matter is too important; we need to be fully prepared. Besides, there’s something even more important right now.”

"What's up?"

Qin Ye's lips curved into a gentle smile: "Our wedding. It's just a few days away, on the eighth day of the first lunar month. After we have the wedding and it's proper, you can take me to 'visit my parents' home'."

He emphasized the words "returning to her parents' home" with a hint of solemnity.

Su Tang was amused by him, and all her fatigue vanished.

"Okay, whatever you say."

Seeing her smile return, Qin Ye felt relieved. Then, as if remembering something, he added:

"Oh, and there's some good news. I sent a telegram to Shanghai, using the military region's name, to bring my grandmother and uncle here. Judging by the time, their military transport plane should arrive at Sunshine City Military Airport by noon tomorrow."

"What?!" Su Tang's eyes widened in surprise. "Grandma and Uncle have already arrived? Why didn't you say so sooner!"

"I wanted to give you a surprise." Qin Ye pinched her cheek, his eyes full of doting. "Go and get some sleep, get plenty of rest, and we'll go pick up Grandma together tomorrow."

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