These pieces were soaked in the spiritual spring water before, which made them even more crystal clear.

After it was finished, I told them to wear it close to their bodies, because jade has a spiritual power, and wearing it is good for their health and can also ward off disasters.

After they returned, Bai Shuang put all the jade and jade shavings she had made in the past few days into her spatial storage.

After a bout of dizziness, Bai Shuang hurriedly went to check. The villa had stopped growing, probably reaching its limit. The white mist retreated a large distance again, about the same as last time, adding another 8 mu (approximately 1.3 acres). Now, she had a total of 34 mu (approximately 2.6 acres) of land. Bai Shuang planned to plant grass on the extra 8 mu (approximately 1.3 acres) to use as a pasture.

Three more large football fields have been added to the warehouse, bringing the total to 10. Six of them are full of supplies, leaving four empty.

The snow has lessened, and people can move around a bit more outdoors. The city sent people to inform everyone to find high-rise buildings to live in, and the government will send people to take those who want to go to the base.

Because the exterior of low-rise houses is covered by snow, the air does not circulate and there is a lack of oxygen. In addition, people use wood for heating, which consumes oxygen, making it easy to cause oxygen deficiency.

Moreover, the carbon monoxide produced by burning wood cannot be released and can cause carbon monoxide poisoning.

In a post-apocalyptic world where medical care and medicine are scarce, this is deadly.

This means that new residents may move into Building C, where Bai Shuang and the others live (two families had previously moved to a shelter, as well as an elderly woman living alone and Li Qingqing's family; this extreme cold also caused the loss of 5 more families, leaving a total of 9 empty rooms).

As for the base, Bai Shuang had heard Lu Yu say that the base was already formed but still under construction. Although life at the base was tough, as long as you were willing to work, you would have food to eat.

The afternoon the government issued the notice, people came looking for them. Everyone in the neighborhood knew that Building C had better conditions, making it their first choice.

The residents of Building C were used to peace and quiet, and no one wanted strangers to enter, but after receiving a notice from the government, they finally gritted their teeth and accepted it.