At this mont, Lake Baikal is in its freezing period, with the lake surface covered by a hard ice layer over two ters thick, making it very difficult to access the lakebed underneath. However, this poses no problem for the super fighter. The super fighter simply switches itself to Subterranean Mode and easily penetrates the ice layer with its massive drill bit at the front, reaching below Lake Baikal.
After entering below the lake surface, the super fighter switches itself to Underwater Stealth Mode again, reaching the deepest point at 1637 ters. Then the super fighter opens the space channel here again, collecting large amounts of cold lake water into the Universal Space.
At this ti, the main body of Yan Fei is located in the distant China’s Great Desert Region, wearing super combat armor, flying quickly in the sky along the spiderweb pits. While flying, he opens the space channel on the main body side, starting to transfer the Lake Baikal water from the Universal Space and pouring it into the pits below.
As Yan Fei’s super combat armor flies past quickly, a massive water stream is seen flowing down from the sky, instantly filling the pits below. Under Yan Fei’s control, within a short ti, the spiderweb pits stretching over a total length of 20,000 kiloters are filled with a large amount of lake water, turning here into an interconnected spiderweb water network...
In the past, due to the small volu of the Universal Space, even if Yan Fei wanted to transform the Western Desert Region of China, it was impossible due to the extrely low efficiency at that ti. But now it is different. Once the space channel of the Level 6 Drone General Space is opened to its maximum, it will form a super circular channel with a diater of 20 kiloters, with the fastest speed of collecting and releasing liquids reaching 100 ters/second. This ans that Yan Fei’s Universal Space can transfer 31.4 cubic kiloters of lake water to China’s Western Desert in one second, with a total daily transfer volu of 271,300 cubic kiloters.
The entire water resource of Lake Baikal is 23.6 trillion cubic ters, or 23,600 cubic kiloters. The Yangtze River is the river with the largest flow in China, and its total annual flow is only 960 billion cubic ters. The freshwater resource of one Lake Baikal equals more than eight tis the entire dostic freshwater resources of China. But even so, after Yan Fei operates at full capacity, transferring such a huge amount of freshwater resources from Lake Baikal to China’s Great Desert Region would only take a re two and a half hours.
At this mont, the surface of Lake Baikal is covered with a thick ice layer, yet beneath this ice layer, all the lake water has disappeared without a trace, all relocated to the distant Western Desert Region of China. When spring arrives and the ice lts, the Russians will be astonished to discover that the water of their largest lake has disappeared without a trace...
Yan Fei transferred an amount of freshwater equivalent to eight tis the total freshwater reserves of China to the desert, forming an enormous spiderweb-like water network in the desert. The total length of this water network exceeds 20,000 kiloters, with an average width of over 3,000 ters and an average depth of over 400 ters.
This enormous water network encompasses the entire desert region, ensuring that no place in the desert is more than ten kiloters away in a straight line from the water network. In other words, from now on, the Western Desert Region of China will never lack freshwater resources. The climate conditions here will also undergo significant changes with the influx of so much freshwater. As long as China increases its investnt in developing this area, it will beco the great rear area of China and turn into another prosperous Northwestern Jiangnan.
By this ti, Yan Fei has finished all the governance and transformation of the entire Western Inland Desert of China. When China sees a brand-new Western Inland Region in satellite images, they are overjoyed. After expressing their gratitude to Yan Fei, they eagerly take over the work from Yan Fei, focusing their main efforts on how to transform this vast treasure land.
With sufficient freshwater resources, the flowing sand dunes disappear, and once the grand China begins its activities, it can cultivate billions of hectares of fertile land in this vast inland desert region in a short period. Once seeds are planted in these fertile lands, China will achieve a great harvest in terms of food. When that ti cos, the food crisis that has troubled China’s developnt for thousands of years will be completely resolved. China will not only stop importing food from overseas but can also export food to the outside, filling the massive global food gap.
However, Yan Fei does not possess a selfless internationalist sentint. Although he helped China complete the governance and transformation work of the Western Desert Region, he has no desire to help other countries in the world govern their dostic deserts.
In Yan Fei’s view, only China is his true ho; as long as he has any issues, China will definitely be able to help him. The other countries and races on Earth, although they are all Earthlings, have developed their own unique cultures, and they are no longer fellow travelers with China. So Yan Fei absolutely will not help these other countries that, no matter what, cannot be integrated into China.
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