The scene is open and everyone can see what is going on inside.
Some parents saw that there were small cakes to give away and sent their children there. The children also wanted to eat sweet cakes, so the number of parents sending their children increased sharply.
Someone can help look after the children, your own children can eat good food, and you can queue up with peace of mind. Who wouldn’t want that?
At the beginning, Xie Purou was able to get the children involved and coat the candied haws with syrup by themselves.
More and more children gathered around, and she, an adult, was overwhelmed by the crowd of children, so she quickly called for help and called Chu En.
Chu En came over in response.
The children gathered around them excitedly, chattering non-stop.
Xie Purou asked Chu En to be responsible for making candied haws, while she went to the side to be responsible for distributing small cakes.
At this time, a little girl who had seen from a distance that the three children had to work hard to earn the cakes ran over and grabbed the corner of Xie Purou's clothes, looking up and saying:
"Sister, I want to help too, can I?"
The children raised their hands: "Then I want to help too!"
"I'll help too!"
The group of little kids were not even as tall as her thighs, but they were all quite smart.
Xie Purou didn't have so much work for them to do: "Sis, I don't have any work for you guys to do, so can you all promise me one thing?"
The children quieted down, responded with "OK" obediently, and stared at her with their eyes.
"Children, please promise your sister that you will help your family with housework within your ability after you get home. This little cake will be your reward as agreed upon, okay?"
"good!"
As long as the children are obedient and don’t make noise, it’ll be fine. Xie Purou narrowed her eyes and looked at Chu En.
As time went by, more and more children joined in to receive the cakes, and the scene became very lively.
The children ate cake and played happily, and the originally dull atmosphere was replaced by laughter.
More and more adults came to catch leeches to exchange for points, and almost everyone had to fill the container they carried with them before coming to exchange them for points.
In their words, if you exchange more at a time, you can queue less frequently.
Almost every household goes out to catch leeches with their entire family. They leave their younger children with Xie Purou, who takes care of them and provides them with food and water, ensuring their safety.
Although the older ones envied the children for having cake to eat, they felt that it was also delicious to buy cake with the points they earned from their own labor after catching leeches.
Every child has his or her own account. Within Xie Purou's business scope, anyone can have his or her own account. Children no longer have to worry about their parents using the rhetoric of "I'll save it for you" to deduct the income from their labor.
Once the nationwide leech catching craze is started, it is difficult to stop. At the peak of the craze, some people even wanted to catch leeches at night.
It has been a long time since the sun came out, and the solar power generation equipment installed previously has not been fully utilized for a long time. The stored electricity must be used where it is needed most. The base does not generate electricity for street lights at night.
Worried about the safety issues brought by the darkness, and considering that Xie Pu Rou had previously reminded them of a case of piranhas appearing in the Third Base, the base ordered everyone to return to the residential buildings before dark and not to stay on the ground.
After obtaining the consent of the base, one afternoon during her free time, Xie Pu Rou sent a message to her group chat about the First Base's nationwide leech-catching and points-exchange activity via her mobile phone.
One wave caused a thousand ripples, and countless people beat their chests and stamped their feet, wishing they were in the first base.
The replies in the group were very interesting. Chu En was holding his phone next to Xie Pu Rou and reading them, laughing from ear to ear.
"The boss and his friends are hilarious. They even said that 10,000 people signed a petition in blood and begged for this kind of activity to be held at every base."
Xie Pu Rou knew what they were thinking. During the day, she was watching next to the leech-specific points exchanger.
Any resident could redeem points starting from a few thousand, and a whole family's work in a day could reach 5,000 points. Even more so, perhaps because there were many families, one person could redeem points with the entire family's work, and even redeem tens of thousands of points.
The fruits of a day's labor were comparable to the fruits of countless people risking their lives to fight zombies. How could they not be tempted?!
If she wasn't the boss and had no shortage of points to spend, she would have been tempted to catch leeches herself.
"Even if they wanted to, there are no leeches in the base." Xie Pu Rou responded.
How could it be such a coincidence that every base suffered a disaster?
Chu Ling actually replied in the group.
The residents of the Dawn Base reacted most strongly. The group chat kept vibrating and soon reached 99+.
Xie Pu Rou was also looking at her phone and saw the residents of the Dawn Base asking her if they could also exchange crystal cores for points if they killed the mutant crocodiles.
Xie Pu Rou was so scared that she immediately asked Tong Zi to retrieve the information about the crocodile battle and send it to the group.
Data shows that in order to defeat a crocodile in the water, you need a weapon to suppress its big mouth, and the crocodile's skin is particularly hard.
She asked the psychics in the group: "Are you sure where the mutant crocodile has mutated? If it's the crocodile's skin that's mutated, can ordinary psychics penetrate it?"
Her words were met with silence from the residents. Their restless hearts calmed down, and they stopped clamoring to kill crocodiles. They could only envy the residents of the First Base in the group.
The terrain of so many bases was not as good as that of the first base. The water was very deep and the residents were trapped in the buildings and could not go anywhere.
Now it’s not about thousands of people signing a petition in blood to beg for leech activities, but about begging Xie Pu Rou to start a live broadcast so that they can also see what other bases look like.
By the 1920s, everyone finally had enough to eat, technology allowed everyone to go home whenever they wanted, and the Internet allowed everyone to access other skies under the same land.
A ruthless apocalypse caused the hard-earned human civilization to return to the pre-liberation era.
But how could humans, who have embraced the convenience of the Internet and the ability to watch short videos, be willing to fall behind again?
Xie Purou put the responsibility of live broadcast on Chu En, and she asked Tongzi to build a live broadcast link. Only the store owner can start the live broadcast, and those who want to watch can click in to see what other bases look like.
Chu En said that he had never come into contact with it and was not very good at it.
So Xie Pu Rou asked her to be the assistant broadcaster first, while she held up her mobile phone and started the live broadcast in a daze. She found a better angle on the cruise ship and filmed down with her mobile phone.
She had never done live streaming before, so the two of them worked together to figure out how to do it.
Whatever people asked on the public screen, she would see it and answer what she knew.
Young people accept new things at a speed that seems to be divinely assisted. After one morning, Chu En had almost mastered the live broadcast process.
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