The Ordinary Man's Guide to Fast Travel

In the following days, aftershocks continued, and the straw sheds that had been built collapsed and were rebuilt again.

No one complained. The ruins were enough to show how powerful the earthquake was. Everyone was grateful for having escaped this disaster.

The feeling of having remaining life after death makes everyone cherish every minute and every second of their present life.

Chao Wujun and others moved all the dead people to an open space and lined them up.

The rain kept falling, and people caught colds, got injured, and had infected wounds...

Everyone's bodies were becoming increasingly unable to bear the strain, so when the weather got a little better, they planned to head to the relief site that the rescue team had mentioned earlier.

Chao Yao's family was walking with the main force. Chao Wujun was worried about her health and wanted to carry her on his back several times, but Chao Yao refused every time.

She can walk on her own, and except for the sore throat, she doesn't feel any other discomfort.

The Chaowu Army has been busy with rescue operations these days and is very tired.

The team heading to the relief area was getting bigger and bigger, but their pace was getting slower and slower.

It took the group almost a day and a night to finally arrive. If they encountered rain on the road, they could only get wet. As a result, some people developed a high fever as soon as they relaxed after arriving at the relief area.

At this time, they are short of food and clothing, and lack medicine. The main roads leading to their town have collapsed, and the rescue teams and supply delivery teams from outside cannot get in.

Chao Yao has stockpiled a lot of antipyretic drugs in his space, but it is impossible to supply hundreds of thousands of people.

But no matter how much you have hoarded, take it out first and save as many as you can.

She found an excuse to go to the bathroom, and then placed all the medicines and Chinese herbal medicines in her space on an open space where no one could see them.

There were many people at the relief site, so she kept looking around as she walked, fearing that she would be discovered.

Fortunately, God was on her side and no one noticed what she did.

The medicines and Chinese herbal medicines were left on an open space for a night before they were discovered. When the families of those who were still sick heard the news, the rescue team rushed to protect the medicines.

"These medicines are very precious. They will be distributed according to each person's condition. Don't be anxious. The more anxious you are, the more trouble you will cause. Then the people who really need them may not be able to get them!"

The members of the rescue team yelled at the top of their lungs, and the family members were so anxious that their eyes turned red, but at this moment they obeyed obediently.

The doctors of the relief team gave each person medicine according to the severity of their illness.

After the seriously ill people took those medicines, their fevers gradually subsided.

After taking medicine, you still have to eat. Chao Yao found opportunities several times to put food in different places, and then he would put on the mask and change clothes to attract the attention of the rescue team.

In the face of a catastrophe, this is all she can do.

If there is food and medicine, give them to those in need.

If they are gone, you can stockpile more, but once these people’s lives are gone, they are really gone.

It's not just the life of one person, but the life of thousands of families.

She has experienced what it feels like to be an orphan, and that feeling of being abandoned by the whole world is truly extremely painful.

I have to bear everything by myself, without a home and without anyone who loves me.

So if she has enough ability, she is willing to help others.

When people encounter setbacks and despair, if they cannot get out of it, who doesn't hope for a hand to lend a hand?

Everyone lived in the relief area for several months. The army also arrived, and tens of thousands of troops were involved in the post-disaster reconstruction of the city every day.

People from all over the country heard about the earthquake through various channels and donated a lot of items.

For example, wooden poles, tarpaulin, reed mats, straw bags, reeds, etc.

The army and the people fought continuously without fear of fatigue and built simple houses together.

Hundreds of thousands of people participated in the construction every day. By the end of the year of the earthquake, more than a million makeshift houses had been built in the city.

In the first year after the earthquake, many experts and personnel from all over the country participated in the overall planning for the reconstruction of Chaoyao's city and other disaster-stricken cities.

During the reconstruction, workers from all over the country came to help with the construction, and all of this was recorded in the city annals.

Before the first batch of college entrance examinations, Chao Yao's family and Gu Fufeng's family decided to live in tarpaulin sheds.

The textile factory collapsed, the machines were gone, everything was gone.

Chao Wujun and Chao Jianguo’s jobs were also gone.

Chaoyao's throat hasn't healed yet. Apart from the pain which is decreasing day by day, there is no other change.

In fact, she couldn't see it, but every day a large number of tiny points of light were entering her body.

Finally, one month before the college entrance examination, Chaoyao was able to speak again.

Although the voice is still weak, there is always hope that it will get better.

She began to persuade Chao Wujun and Lan Lan, and eventually the whole family decided to wait until after the college entrance examination and receive the admission letter and then move to Beijing together.

There are subsidies for college students and the economy will gradually be liberalized. It is better to move to a place closest to the policy announcement so that you will be among the first to benefit from it in the future.

Gu Fufeng simply followed Chao Yao wherever he went.

Gu Xingxing is a writer. He can make money no matter where he works. When he heard his son say that he wanted to go to college and continue to be neighbors with Chaoyao, he agreed without thinking.

After living in a tarpaulin shed for more than a year, the time for the college entrance examination finally arrived.

Chaoyao had attended high school before, so he also had a high school diploma.

Chao Jianguo also had equivalent academic qualifications. After passing the school's test and getting a recommendation, he was able to participate.

They paid a registration fee of fifty cents and waited for the exam to begin.

Chao Yao, Chao Jianguo and Gu Fufeng walked into the examination room together.

The ages of those who came to take the college entrance examination varied greatly. The youngest looked only thirteen or fourteen years old, and the oldest looked thirty-six or thirty-seven years old.

When a very old man comes to take the college entrance examination, his wife and children will wave to him behind him, and the child will wish his father to be admitted to the university in a childish voice...

The two families were waiting outside, saying they were not worried, but in fact they were extremely anxious.

It was cold in winter, but because they kept walking around like that, they ended up sweating all over.

Chao Yao was very nervous before she got the test paper. In her first life, she was just a student at an ordinary university, but now she was taking part in the first college entrance examination that would go down in history.

Both the arts and science exams they take include politics, Chinese, and mathematics. The arts students will also take history and geography exams, while the science students will also take physics and chemistry exams.

After getting the Chinese test paper, Chaoyao finished reading all the questions and breathed a sigh of relief.

The exam content is not difficult, for example, adding pronunciation and tone to sentences, writing the parts of speech of words, analyzing the components of sentences, citing the rhetorical device of personification, translating classical Chinese into modern Chinese, etc.

There are two composition questions, and you have to choose one.

She answered all the questions easily. The content was not difficult for someone who had memorized the entire Red Book and poems, nor was it difficult for her who had received a devilish college entrance examination education in the past.

Finally, when all the exams were finished, both families breathed a sigh of relief.

It would be best if you could pass the exam, but if you can’t, it doesn’t matter.

As long as the first season is restored, there will be things like the college entrance examination in the future.