Just as Lin Chuchu was about to breathe a sigh of relief, she heard the commander say in a sinister tone, "Go back and write me a self-criticism, five thousand words long."
Next, Lin Chuchu completely lost her freedom, with guards following her every step of the way.
In the latter half of the night, Lin Chuchu could no longer stay awake and found a place to rest.
The next morning, Lin Chuchu woke up to the roar of machinery.
The large machinery finally arrived, which undoubtedly sped up the rescue operation.
Along with the machines arrived a number of medical staff and medical equipment, so Lin Chuchu was finally no longer conscripted.
Lin Chuchu then behaved herself and followed behind the others to help.
Lin Chuchu and her team had been staying here for five days, which was enough, so the commander packed up the researchers and sent them back.
That's how things went smoothly; everyone packed their things and got on the truck back to the city on their own.
The return trip wasn't as fast, and the truck ride wasn't as bumpy, which made Lin Chuchu feel much better.
The following afternoon, before dinner, the truck returned to the base, where everyone received a warm welcome.
They were treated like heroes, but unfortunately, this did not include Lin Chuchu, because Lin Chuchu's glorious deeds had spread far and wide.
Academician Li and others took turns reprimanding Lin Chuchu, who lowered her head and obediently accepted the reprimand.
When the cafeteria opened for lunch, Lin Chuchu was finally released because they heard her making cooing noises.
Academician Li glared at her fiercely, "Go eat first, don't let our hero go hungry. Write a self-criticism and send it over tomorrow, five thousand words, no perfunctory work."
Lin Chuchu's face darkened. Another five thousand words, two five thousand words already. When would she ever finish writing?
"By the way, you can write it during the day tomorrow and hand it in before you leave work in the evening."
Academician Li gave a word of advice, worried that the silly boy might stay up all night writing.
Lin Chuchu nodded hurriedly, like a chick pecking at rice.
As she took her lunchbox to get her food, Researcher Tian, seeing her utterly dejected expression, chuckled and said...
"You got scolded, didn't you? You're really brave to rush into the tent to save people."
"Thank goodness you're alright, otherwise we would feel so guilty."
A bunch of people went out, but Lin Chuchu was the only one who got into trouble. Even if no one said anything, they would feel incredibly guilty.
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