Signing In For Eight Years, I Was Exposed As A Zillionaire! Chapter 643 - 643 Disappear

Chapter 643 - 643 Disappear

643 Disappear
“How is it? I didn’t lie to you, did I?”
Ye Chan stood at the side and spoke with a smile. Fortunately, she had such a capable little brother. Otherwise, this dream would really not be fulfilled for her best friend. This time, she would definitely freeload on dinner.
However, after Ye Chan finished speaking, her best friend did not say anything. She was already stunned. Looking at this picturesque paradise, she seemed to be dumbfounded.
This was the place she had been looking for. She had imagined it countless times in her mind. It was like a peach forest in a fairyland, a fruit tree filled with fruits, this stream, and a wooden house.
This feeling was simply too much to look forward to. Her soul seemed to have been frozen at this moment. It was so beautiful that it was suffocating.
Many people wanted to find a suitable place to live in seclusion, but the only places they could find were in the mountains. It was a simple hut, and there was nothing else.
In this era, many mountains had electricity. There was Internet in places that were not too remote. However, most of the houses in the mountains were ordinary wooden houses or old houses piled up with yellow mud. Even if they wanted to live in seclusion, they would need to spend money to build a house that they were satisfied with. They might have to go to the Land Bureau and other places to fulfill their dream of living in seclusion.
Of course, one could make do with a yellow mud house, but that would not be considered seclusion. Many people did not want to live in a yellow mud house and live in the old era.
They just wanted to live in a good environment and enjoy the peace.
However, that was relatively difficult to achieve unless one had money and modified it themselves. Only then could it be completed.
Her best friend had never been able to find such a place, and she did not have the time to run around China. There were some places where cars could not go up. Thus, they could only use their legs.
This investigation alone was enough to drive people crazy, not to mention the construction projects that followed.
Therefore, this dream could only be a fantasy as a way to relieve her pressure.
After all, it was very effective to think of something one liked and the development of one’s life when one had nothing to do. This could indeed make one happy and relieve a lot of pressure.
However, now, this matter was suddenly realized by her best friend on this ordinary day.
The elegant and exquisite wooden house looked very luxurious. It was not old at all. There was a stream in front of the door. The stream came from a mountain spring and was so clear that one could see the bottom. It was even drinkable.
There was also a large peach garden filled with peach blossoms. Just the thought of strolling in it or bringing a book in for afternoon tea was very exciting.
Furthermore, there was the pond with fish swimming in it and the fruit forest with heaps of fruit. No matter how one looked at it or from which angle one looked at it, this was a paradise in one’s imagination.
It was really comfortable to live in seclusion in such a beautiful place. She couldn’t get enough of it.
“Ye Chan, you, you, you, you… You’re too powerful!”
Her best friend looked at Ye Chan excitedly and said this. She had never thought that her best friend would have such ability. Seeing it suddenly was enough to make her gasp in amazement.
However, Ye Chan smiled and replied to her.
“Next time, buy more food for my little brother when you have time. This is all a place he created. When I first arrived a few days ago, I was also shocked. Alright, let’s go to the wooden house to take a look.”
“Your little brother?!”
When her best friend heard this, she was obviously even more shocked. However, Ye Chan did not explain anything. She led her over the stream on stones and over the green grass to the wooden house.
Her best friend had a smile on her face. It was as if every time she breathed here, every time she heard the sound of water flowing, and every time she saw a jumping frog or a bird flying in the sky, she felt extremely comfortable.
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Meanwhile, in the archeological research institute, Ninth Sister Ye Xue was holding Ye Xuan’s hand and walking him to an office.
Then, she looked at the time on her watch and turned to Ye Xuan.
“Little Brother, I’ll go over for a while. Wait for me here. I’ll be back later. Don’t run around.”
Ye Xuan nodded and watched his Ninth Sister walk into the office.
There were people coming and going around. Most of them were researchers. The higher-level instructors and expert professors were all in their respective areas. They were either in their offices or research labs, so Ye Xuan didn’t see them.
It was unknown where his Ninth Sister went, but Ye Xuan had nothing to do, so he looked around. The interior of this research institute was quite simple. There was even a statue in the middle after walking through the entrance. It was said that he was once a famous figure in the archeology world, but he had passed away.
He had appraised countless cultural relics under him. Many of them proved the authenticity of China’s history. It was also because of this leading scholar that foreigners looked at China in a different light and started to acknowledge China’s history.
It was said that something strange had happened to this leading scholar during an archeology trip. However, no one knew if it was true or not, nor was anything revealed. They treated it as a story.
Ye Xuan looked at the archeological world and sighed. China had always had these heroes and great people, which was why it had always developed to a better level.
Without these heroes and great people, if everyone only wanted to earn money and enjoy themselves, China would have long ceased to exist. It would have disintegrated and disappeared from history.
Unfortunately, China had not reached that level yet. There were always so many people from generation to generation who had the genes to revitalize China from the bottom of their bones. They did not seek glory or benefits. They only wanted China to stand up and let the entire Chinese race stand up. They wanted the Westerners to see what kind of country China was and let the Westerners see that the spirit of the Chinese nation gave China a certain status internationally. They would have a place among the seats reserved for the top five nations. They could sit down, but they would not stand or squat.
It was because China had so many heroes and great people that the entire Chinese race didn’t kneel. They could stand and sing the Chinese national anthem. They could straighten their backs and look around the world proudly.
They were no longer controlled by others, bullied by others, or exploited by those villains. They could have freedom and a better life. They would no longer starve.
They had fought for all of this for the Chinese people. They had exchanged their lives, their blood, and endless hard work for it. They had used their deaths to study day and night. They had used their lives as gasoline that was consumed. They had used their fingers to move the abacus in the Gobi Desert.
It was seen in the bitterness of plants when they were eaten, in the snow that was dozens of degrees below zero, in the face of the enemy’s unyieldingness, and in the footprints of 1.96 million people.