Most of the time, predicting the future is a good thing.
But sometimes it's not so delightful.
Chen Zhou knew a disaster was coming, but he couldn't foresee how severe the impact would be or how intense the destruction might be, leaving his heart uneasy and tortured.
After getting up on April 12, he once again flipped through Robinson Crusoe, carefully checking the important events that happened on specific dates from landing on the island to the earthquake and then leaving the island.
In the book, Robinson clearly stated that the recorded years and dates were accurate, meaning the earthquake would surely arrive on April 18 as scheduled.
Right after the earthquake, a storm would follow.
With about six days of safety left, Chen Zhou first went to the camp down the mountain, moved out a few lead plates onto the beach, waiting for the next cut to turn them into lead strips to be embedded on the wheel surfaces.
