Although he had only been there for a few days, Lian Mingyang did not feel out of place.
Every year in the past, the assault force to which Lian Mingyang belonged would station itself in Changala for half a month to a month under the pretext of training or military exercises. Even though they spent most of their time training, Lian Mingyang and his fellow Land Air Force pilots were not inclined to indulge in leisurely excursions.
In fact, there was nowhere worth visiting in the vicinity.
To the south lay the boundless Rene Desert, and to the north, the Western Siberian Plateau. Aside from the Gobi and the desert, there was nothing else nearby.
It also had to do with the season.
