I'm not a wild eater

"I remember that once my dad got lost in such an environment and was only found after a week."

"Later, my dad recovered and talked about it again."

"He said that it was Populus euphratica's tenacity that supported him until he reached the rescue team."

"Once the Populus euphratica tree is planted alive, it will take hundreds of years..."

Ji Yuanjie was rambling on, using it to distract himself, when he suddenly stopped, looked ahead and grinned, revealing a standard foolish smile.

After a few seconds of bluntness, he stretched his finger forward and turned the angle of view of the live ball.

A sturdy tree appears in the picture.

"I found it! I found it!"

As Ji Yuanjie said, he wanted to run away.

However, the sand was entangled, and Ji Yuanjie fell into the sand due to his lack of energy.

After rolling down several times, it was difficult to get up.

Uncle Ji, be careful.

From yesterday to now, I ate a few small bugs without drinking a sip of water. Most people can't hold on anymore.

Uncle Ji is really pissed.

In contrast, Master Shu was simply out of luck.

But Uncle Ji saw the Gobi Desert one step earlier.

Did Lord Mu go in the wrong direction? Why is he still in the desert?

Does anyone know what kind of tree the front one is?

Shake your head, shake your head, shake your head.

Getting up from the sand pile, Ji Yuanjie patted the sand off his body carelessly.

Continue to go fast and walk towards the Populus euphratica tree in the distance.

See familiar plants.

Ji Yuanjie, who was still feeling dizzy just now, seemed to have a power bank plugged in suddenly, and he had a steady stream of power again.

Wangshan ran the dead horse.

Looking at the Populus euphratica not far away, Ji Yuanjie arrived after walking for two full hours.

Stretching out his hand, he caressed the tree trunk with some cracked skin.

It seems more intimate and tender than touching a lover.

Chapter 341 Drinking Water

"The rhizomes of Populus euphratica can extend to a depth of five or six meters below the ground, absorbing the water from the river below and storing it in the trunk."

"Pry it in from here, and pry it all the way to the center of the Populus euphratica tree trunk, and water will flow out."

"But I'm not going to do that."

"If the water flow conditions are not ideal, this approach may directly lead to the death of a living Populus euphratica tree."

"Let's go, find the Populus euphratica tree, it won't be too far from the water."

Ji Yuanjie kissed the trunk of Populus euphratica, stepped back a few steps, and observed the direction of the branches of Populus euphratica.

He went forward again and stared at the roots of the Populus euphratica for a while.

Then head north.

Uncle Ji is like this, why don't you draw water from the Populus euphratica tree?

After all, he was the one who guarded and grew up by himself, so he is not willing to be hurt easily.

This Populus euphratica tree looks quite big, probably Mr. Ji watched it grow up.

This is really deep love.

Originally, I came to see Master Mu, but now I seem to be a fan of Uncle Ji, what should I do?

Me too, want to pack it up and take it home.

Don't worry everyone, there are still other choices later.

all the way up.

Ji Yuanjie came across several Populus euphratica trees again.

The Haloxylon tree, which is a bit petite compared with the Populus euphratica, is also growing better and better.

"What I'm walking on now is a riverbed that has completely dried up."

"From the growth of Populus euphratica and Haloxylon, it can be judged that going north is the upstream direction."

"During the dry season, the further upstream you go, the more likely you are to find water."

It has been two days and one night without drinking water, Ji Yuanjie's voice became a little hoarse.

The barrage expressed their distress and told him not to talk anymore, which would save some energy.

Ji Yuanjie is not hard-lived either.

After falling silent, he walked quickly all the way upstream.

at this time.

Mu Qing was following a row of footprints, walking in the desert with difficulty.

Panting heavily, he explained to the audience:

"Judging from the size of the footprints, it should be an antelope or a deer."

"I need water, and so do these animals, and they should be able to find water quickly along their tracks."

"In the desert, it's a shortcut to find water."

"At this time, you must pay attention to distinguishing. If you encounter the footprints of camels, you must not follow them."