The rain began to subside in the afternoon.

It stopped at dinner time.

That night, Su Ruobai sensed danger. She immediately got up and rushed towards the danger she had sensed.

They actually ended up on the dam.

The most dangerous element comes from the plants on this section of the embankment.

What she could feel more clearly was the scent emanating from the poplar trees on the embankment.

Is this...is the dam about to burst?

Looking back at the villages scattered below the embankment.

If the dike breaks, many houses in the village will collapse.

Then how much loss of life and property must have been caused?

Putting aside everything else, just look at these crops in the field.

If it really floods, the losses will be enormous.

Su Ruobai immediately used his consciousness to start digging in the space.

To be precise, she's digging a hole.

From small to large.

Because consciousness was used to its fullest extent.

Su Ruobai's face began to turn pale.

It needs to be replenished with spiritual spring water from time to time in order to sustain itself.

Gradually, the pit in the space changed from the size of a pond to a small lake.

At this point, bubbles had begun to appear in some places on the dam.

Su Ruobai frowned.

This appears to be piping.

This foreshadows an impending breach of the dike.

Fortunately, the rain has stopped, as long as the levee is preserved.

This should prevent the river water from leaking out.

Su Ruobai then used her supernatural abilities to encourage the growth of various plants on the dam.

The knots and tangles are entangled on the embankment.

They even used plants to plug the piping.

Su Ruobai felt a little regretful; she should have packed some stones and soil into her spatial storage before entering the mountains.

So that you don't have anything on hand when you need it.

She would never take anything out of the space.

Don't call her selfish.

Her life is more important than anything else.

While Su Ruobai was busy digging holes in the space and plugging the holes in the dam.

Two people, carrying flashlights, walked side by side.

One of them even shone a flashlight on Su Ruobai.

He shouted loudly, "Who is it? What are you doing?"

Before Su Ruobai's face could be clearly seen, both of them were lying on the ground.

Su Ruobai guessed that the two people were probably patrolling the dike.

However, what they do is not important.

The important thing is that she feels the dam is really going to fail.

Moreover, judging from the feeling given by the various plants, there is no distance below this dam at all; it is actually empty.

Su Ruobai was stunned.

What's going on?

It's empty?

Water has already gotten in there.

This area must be filled in.

Otherwise, the dam will surely collapse.

It's underground, empty. Could it be a cemetery?

Su Ruobai directed the plants to bring up everything that wasn't soil from the underground space.

At first, there were all kinds of stones.

Yes, this thing is definitely not dirt.

I've saved it; I'll put it in my storage space for later use.

Next came the roots and stems of various dead plants.

Okay, okay, this isn't dirt.

Then there were various kinds of sand.

Su Ruobai was speechless.

Perhaps she guessed wrong.

Did God not intend for her to get a lucky break?

Next came a huge coffin.

Sister Su was even more speechless. Although she loved money, she couldn't just take this.

It was sent back again.

Next came various pottery jars, which were alright.

It should be worth some money.

Received.

Next came various porcelain items, silver ingots, copper coins, jade artifacts, and gemstones…

One by one, they kept popping out.

Su Ruobai's eyes widened in disbelief.

We've struck it rich!

We've struck it rich!

How much money would that cost?

Keep it safe.

Once she was sure there was nothing left down there, Su Ruobai put the stones and sand she had just collected back down.

The bottom is still empty.

They dug up a lot of soil from the nearby field and filled in the hole underneath.

Within that space, her consciousness was mechanically digging a hole, a very large hole.

The excavated soil has almost piled up into a small mountain.

The pit they dug was about the size of a small lake.

Suddenly a loud noise was heard.

Su Ruobai looked in the direction of the sound.

It seems like something is blocking the area under the bridge.

I went over to take a look.

Many trees and branches drifted down from upstream and blocked the bridge arch.

This causes the water to flow through the area, making it difficult to pass.

Over time, the dam will become even more dangerous.

Su Ruobai then put these pieces of wood into her spatial dimension.

Now, the river flowed much more smoothly.

Suddenly, the plant emitted a sharp, painful cry.

Su Ruobai looked up.

The dam was beginning to collapse bit by bit.

They rushed back.

Dig up some soil from the side and fill it in.

Let the plants on the embankment gather their roots together as much as possible.

At least the leak has been plugged.

Then, with a loud crash, another log hit the bridge.

Su Ruobai went to collect more wood.

Then they came back and blocked the embankment with logs.

The floods passed one after another.

The dam was saved without any major incident.

At this moment, Su Ruobai's face was pale and her lips were blue.

If it weren't for the spiritual spring water protecting us...

She collapsed long ago.

Fortunately, the water level is gradually decreasing.

They finally escaped this disaster.

The pit she dug in the space is no longer needed.

Let her rest for a while, and when the opportunity arises, we can collect some river water and raise some river delicacies.

Good.

Look at the village below the dam.

Think about the hardworking members here. Although some are gossipy and lack boundaries, there are still more good people than bad!

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