In this way, the entire earth began to occupy the twenty-four hours of day.

Without the darkness, everyone acquiesced to this matter.

Starting to stipulate the so-called day and night, the United Nations interfered with the first second of the machine operation at zero, and then began to stipulate the new twenty-four-hour system, and the year continued to be deduced.

The World Seed Bank, preserved on the Svalbard Islands of Norway in the Arctic, transported the seeds and began to be planted around the world.

Under reasonable planning, eight hours of greenhouse cover and rest plus sixteen hours of photosynthesis.

The yield of food has made a qualitative leap, and the fruit has almost reached an amazing level of moisture and sweetness after the fruit has the right light anywhere.

If there are advantages, it will obviously bring negatives, because it is good weather for the sun every day, and rainy days almost turn into sun rain.

The output of rainwater became smaller and the price of drinking water began to rise. But soon, machines for filtering freshwater in large quantities came out and began to exploit seawater in coastal areas to filter freshwater.

Seventy percent of the earth is water, and a large number of calculations are determined to be enough for humans to consume billions of years.

Humans may be such an animal that can give up thinking about the possible harms in the future for immediate interests.

Without the night, another thing happened.

Many years ago, before humans discovered vitamins.

Crews who go out to sea will always get strange diseases due to various problems, from bleeding gums until they are infected with sepsis and finally to death.

In that era, it would be nice to have a quarter of the 100 crew members who went out to sea when they came back, but it was found that the reason was that they lacked the vitamin C.

The expedition ship was equipped with fruits, especially oranges. Later, there were vitamin C pills, and there were very few cases of crew members dying due to vitamin deficiency.

Because there is no night, the same thing begins to break out among humans.

The price is painful, and many people's emotions begin to fluctuate. Their eyes begin to appear thick dark circles, accompanied by mental illness.

Anyone with a discerning eye understands that this is the consequence of the twenty-four-hour sun.

Before there are special medicines, rich people will build deep sleep pods.

Ordinary people will also seal their bedroom windows to create an opaque bedroom and secondary bedroom.

Some useful tools and medications are widely used, such as eye masks, melatonin, and sleeping pills.

But obviously these things are all cured by symptoms but not by root cause. Since the arrival of the sun umbrella, the probability of sudden death in humans increased from 0.77% to 7.63%.

This means that one person may have died suddenly in a hundred people in the past, but now eight such people exist in a hundred people.

You should know that influenza, which is extremely contagious, has only a mortality rate of 4%, and human life span is greatly shortened.

Some people always think they know the reason, but just like those magical medicines that claim to treat cancer and tumors without taking medicine or taking injections are fake.

Naturally, everyone and I also feel that sooner or later, I will be able to overcome such a strange natural death, but it is obviously not now.

The reason why Dahai takes out his tablet to look at it several times every day is because his parents are in that picture. His parents are also one of the earliest people to die suddenly after the establishment of the sun umbrella.

After some people attributed the matter to the sun umbrella, what was originally full of hope became a dislike for thousands of people.

But everyone also understands that the only way to close the parasol is death.

So everything continues. Dahai and I are friends and best friends. In contrast, they are also one of the members who study the mystery of sudden death in humans. They all want to use their own research to solve the mystery of sudden death.

"I'm working on the sea. An old man fifteen kilometers away needs our sleep service and you can prepare it." I stood up.

"It seems to be a country place?" Dahai put down the broken tablet in his hand and pointed his head, and prepared his backpack.

Before overcoming sudden death, we all attribute this to the lack of sleep.

After all, everyone has thick dark circles on their faces. The most cutting-edge scientific research technology probably knows that humans weaken their body functions after they begin to not secrete melatonin, resulting in sudden death.

But the formation of melatonin is a hormone. Unlike herbs, vitamins or minerals can be supplemented and absorbed by the human body. It is a hormone that can also be produced by our body on its own, and the supplementation of drugs is almost minimal.

Both Dahai and I advocate that sleep can cause the body to secrete itself, so before we completely solve this puzzle, we started a company called "Selling Night".

Specially treat people who are about to collapse and get their insomnia back to normal, and do not die suddenly.

On the motorcycle, I headed towards my destination in the sea. Along the way, there were passers-by with expressionless faces and dark circles on the face. They were like walking corpses. Naturally, I understood that the sea and I were not much better than them.

When we arrived at the location, it was an old-fashioned wooden building.

When Dahai saw such a building, he spoke, "It would be strange if you can live in such a place."

Indeed, there are gaps between the wooden boards. The sunlight can easily penetrate, but I don’t understand why there are still people building such houses in the countryside. The one who knocks on the door and opens the door is an old lady.

He smiled kindly: "You are selling at night, right? Come in."

I understand when I saw the old man, but the old man was nostalgic so he didn't want to leave.

You can hear the old man slapping his palm-leaf fan on the rocking chair in the yard: "I'm so annoying. Can two young people work? If you really think so, you might as well let the doctor use that resection to treat it."

Dahai, who heard this, said excitedly: "Grandpa, your skin can also sense the sunshine. That resection is pseudoscience, and if you do it, you will lose your vision. You may not be able to do it or let your wife take care of you all the time, right? You may be excited and emotional fluctuations caused by lack of sleep. I hope you can calm down."

Dahai was extremely stubborn, and I had no choice but to stand in front of Dahai and start apologizing to the old lady and the old man.

The old man's home is a wooden house in the countryside, and it looks disrepaired.

There is no sign of young people at home, so I must have gone to the city to work long ago. I could see the old lady holding the flyer we distributed in her hand. I guess the other party picked up the flyer and contacted me by phone.

I looked at the yard, a very old-fashioned small courtyard.

There is also a big tree in the yard that I can't name, which should have been planted after a sun umbrella.

I didn't expect that I could grow so tall for more than ten years, and at this time I blocked some of the sunshine for the elderly.

But the sun shines out from the voids of the leaves, forming a spot that hits the old man's face.

Such weather and scenery are beautiful, but it is indeed not a suitable environment for sleeping.
Chapter completed!