The moment the seal was affixed to the troop transport bus, the border guarding was completed, and the author embarked on his journey home.
Guarding the border this time was really difficult that I could not have imagined. I spent almost half of the month fighting against blizzards at minus 30 degrees Celsius. I was exhausted from shoveling snow. There were several times when I watched the snow-capped mountains move with my naked eyes.
Accessible speed eats up the cleared road.
Can you imagine snow in the same state as quicksand?
It can be called a moving snow mountain. When I woke up, a snow mountain that was five to six hundred meters long, forty to fifty meters wide, and three to four meters high blocked the National Defense Highway.
The key is that the snow is very hard. People can climb up it, but they can't sink in. It's just like a sand dune.
After exhausting all the effort, we finally cleared a road and was just about to take a day's rest when we found that the wind and snow were coming again and we had to start working again.
Working day and night, and not having any free time to prepare for work, the author was unable to save many manuscripts.
However, the author's bacteria can guarantee that starting from today, there will definitely be more than two updates in the future. After trying the hard work on the border line, the author's bacteria know how happy the current living situation is.
Fortunately, winter will be over when I go next time.
I heard from veterans that when the time comes, the mountains and plains will be covered with small yellow flowers, and the scenery will be incredibly beautiful.
Okay, I won’t go into details. Things there can’t be explained in a short while.
The author plans to wait until the plot of the training ground is over and arrange for Lin Yi to be stationed in the border defense force for training for a while. While things are still fresh in his mind, he will try his best to let everyone know about the living conditions of our border guards.