Pastoral Daily Life

Yan Yue was rushed by Lu Lingxi to take a shower, and together with him, Dahei was also driven into the bathroom.

As a stray dog, Dahei used to have absolutely no concept of bathing. At most, when it was hot, the dog would find a pond or a puddle to paddle in. But ever since he was separated from the identity of a stray dog, Dahei has been forced to develop the habit of bathing. Fortunately, Lu Lingxi knew from Brother Dong that dogs couldnt bathe every day as it was not good for their skin and they could easily get sick, so Dahei didnt have to take a bath every day. But today, Dahei was drenched by the rain, so he couldnt escape.

In the bathroom, Yan Yue and Dahei look at each other for a long time. Yan Yue didnt say anything. A trace of struggle flashed in Daheis eyes and then he hesitantly went over and consciously squatted under the shower.

Outside the bathroom, without Yan Yue by his side, Lu Lingxi recruited the white panel, and his eyes fell on the strange prompt below.

The planting land has been polluted, consume a power of nature to purify it?

This sentence was not difficult to understand; the planting land should be referring to the small backyard below, but what he didnt understand was how the small yard could be polluted? How has it been polluted? This question made Lu Lingxi a little puzzled, and instead of choosing purification immediately, he first took his mobile phone and checked the Internet to find out what land pollution was.

He was just intending to give it a try, but when he typed in the words “land pollution”, countless reports popped up, along with a large number of shocking pictures. In laymans terms, land pollution meant that toxic and harmful substances from human activities entered the soil and accumulated to a certain extent, exceeding the soils instinctive purification capacity, resulting in changes in soil properties and quality. Similar sources of pollution included industrial pollution, transport pollution, household pollution and so on. The consequences of such pollution were very serious and would not only lead to a deterioration in the nature of the soil, but more importantly, the organisms inside the soil would absorb toxic substances directly from the soil, eventually entering the human body through the food chain, thus endangering human health.

As one of the most important heavy industrial cities in China, Fengcheng discharged an unknown amount of waste, waste water and exhaust gas every day. These pollutants either settled underground, seeped into water sources or floated in the air, little by little eroding the natural environment of Fengcheng and polluting its soil. Now with a heavy rain, all the toxic gases in the air have been brought to the ground to be absorbed into the soil, finally making the last straw that broke the camels back and exceeding the soils instinctive self-purification ability.