Listening to Xiao Jun's depiction, coupled with their own motivation to go down the mountain to rescue people, and their constant search for their senior brother, it can be seen that this Taoist from Qingyang has a heart of pure innocence.
There's no worry about him being ungrateful; instead, the more you give him, the more he feels a sense of indebtedness.
In the post-apocalyptic world, food is the most precious commodity. As for the Big Camphor Tree Base, there actually isn't a lack of food. With the greenhouses at the base, each quarter can guarantee a food supply. Besides, they have stockpiled grain.
Therefore, Li Yu didn't treat Qingyang like an ordinary cooperative personnel.
After receiving the order from Li Yu, Xiao Jun, like Zhong Chuchu in the vehicle, distributed their rations to Qingyang.
Qingyang was a bit surprised. While on the road, through Zhong Chuchu's introduction, he had already learned about the Big Camphor Tree Base's rules:
