Lin Chuchu quickly went back to work, but she had other things to do and couldn't go to the research lab.

Because she has many photos of books in her online space, and she needs to get all of them out.

There were simply too many books. She didn't plan to work on the originals; she would just produce the translated documents directly. Even so, it was still a huge undertaking.

The leaders took this into consideration, so they sent two people over to him.

When Lin Chuchu saw the computer and the person sitting upright.

“These two people type very fast. If you slow down a little, we can keep up and speed things up.”

The leader explained with a smile.

Lin Chuchu nodded, "Okay, let's give it a try."

The two men were a little nervous. They had passed a political vetting process and signed a confidentiality agreement before coming to this base. They never expected to be working as assistants to a woman.

However, he showed no dissatisfaction and immediately threw himself into his work.

Lin Chuchu sat down and opened the space, since only she could see the space page anyway.

Next, she found the photos and had the space automatically translate them. Then, Lin Chuchu read the translated content aloud.

Lin Chuchu assigned one person to take notes, and the other person's draft was not used for the time being. The other person was just to practice first, and their draft would be used in the next book.

The two people, a man and a woman, were typing rapidly on the keyboard. Lin Chuchu observed for a while and found that the other person could keep up with her when she spoke, so she felt relieved.

An hour later, the book was finished.

Not only did Lin Chuchu breathe a sigh of relief and take a sip of water, but the recorder did the same. Even though there was a fan in the room, he was so nervous that his forehead was sweating.

Now that I've relaxed, I realize that my clothes are sticking to my body and are all wet.

This person is amazing; it's like they've just memorized it.

At first, he thought the other person was talking nonsense, but he realized it was a complete book when the book was coherent from beginning to end.

Lin Chuchu walked up to him and asked him to open the document and start checking it from the first page.

Lin Chuchu quickly flipped through the pages, and using the spatial functions, she indeed found dozens of errors.

The assistant looked deeply apologetic. "I'm so sorry!"

"It's okay, you type very fast, so this error rate is nothing."

Lin Chuchu offered a word of comfort.

After resting for a while, Lin Chuchu pointed out another person to make the main record and asked him to delete the previous exercise.

After that, Lin Chuchu started reading the second book, which had more words than the previous one. Thanks to her previous practice, she picked it up very quickly.

An hour and a half later, the book recording was completed. These books were all relatively thin; there were other, thicker books as well.

It might take one or two days to complete.

And so, the two of them took turns copying the book, and over two days, their teamwork became even more seamless.

Any book that has been finalized will be sent to print.

Some of the books had pictures, so Lin Chuchu could only have them mark them first, and then she would draw the pictures later when everything was finished.

No one asked them to work overtime because they knew how tiring the job was, and that they needed to rest well after a long day of work so they could continue the next day.

This was indeed much faster than Lin Chuchu recording it herself. The software they used to record the books was, I heard, newly developed.

Its functions are similar to those of later documents, but it is not as comprehensive.

However, it's enough for them for now.

After studying thinner books for a few days, Lin Chuchu decided to try thicker ones.

To ensure connectivity, Lin Chuchu suggested that they switch people but not seats, with two people sharing one computer and switching every hour.

The two naturally agreed, and then worked together for a whole day, but they hadn't even produced one-fifth of the book.

However, there's nothing we can do about it.

"All three of us are exhausted," Lin Chuchu said with a smile.

"Once this book is finished, we'll take a day off. It's been so tiring, I need to rest for a day."

The two assistants were grateful, because they knew that this was Lin Chuchu giving them time to rest.

Every day at noon, the guards would urge them to go eat. Before eating, they would remind everyone to save all the documents.

During this period, there were power outages, but the leaders had made detailed plans. The generator was used in conjunction with the normal electricity supply, so even if there was a sudden power outage, their rooms would always have power.

This is a privilege that even the base commanders don't receive.

Fearing that the noise from the generator would disturb the three people, they even cleared out a room and extended the power cord so that it wouldn't affect their work while still allowing the generator to function properly.

Everyone was doing the work behind the scenes for the three people.

Although Lin Chuchu didn't see it, she knew the leaders' personalities and knew they must have done a lot of work behind the scenes.

She has so many books in her space that it will be a huge project, and she may not be able to finish them all in the next two years.

Although Lin Chuchu really wanted to join the research lab, no one could replace her in her job, so she had to continue every day.

My throat was used every day, and later it became a little hoarse and sore.

The base commander told her to take a break for a while. If she took a break, her two assistants would definitely take a break too. That's how it was. She would work for a month and then rest for a few days, but she would still get her salary. The two assistants showed an unprecedented enthusiasm for their work.

She was even more dedicated than Lin Chuchu.

Lin Chuchu doesn't always stay in the office. When there's nothing to do, she'll sometimes visit Du Lingling and Song Luobai's group and occasionally help them solve some problems.

Busy work always makes time fly by. Half a year passed in the blink of an eye, and the weather gradually turned cold. Just then, Researcher Hou and his team returned.

They went there in trucks, and they came back in the same way.

Everyone was carrying luggage. Even after so much time had passed, they hadn't added much stuff—just a few clothes and a set of bedding. Everything else was provided by the base.

When they returned, their wife and children came to greet them, embracing each other and comforting the weeping wife.

Only Researcher Hou looked somewhat dejected, but he was holding his daughter in his arms, and the smile on his lips made him seem to be in a good mood.

Lin Chuchu followed the welcoming crowd, watching their joy at their long-awaited reunion.

Just then, Researcher Hou walked over.

"Comrade Lin, I'm sorry, I heard that my ex-wife came to see you before. I'm really sorry to have bothered you."

He said apologetically.