Falling into the Trap

In a barren world constituted by deserts and a small number of oases, the most scarce was not energy, but food and fresh water.

Therefore, theoretically, an experimental farm invested and built by an outstanding biological genius that might be able to change the future of the entire Noah to a certain extent would naturally be more meaningful than community labor.

When Lili heard that her son had an important thing to do, of course, she would not force him to participate in community service anymore. Instead, she asked with concern, "Baby, do you think it is possible to plant cotton fields in the desert?"

The temperature difference between day and night in the desert oasis could go up to several dozens of degrees. After the war broke out on Earth, natural cotton textiles had gradually become extremely scarce in the Noah World.