Chapter 377: Chapter 375: Can it Survive?
Nian Shutong simply expressed her thoughts without deliberately trying to evoke sentint or do much else.
Yet in Fu Yunhe’s eyes, she shone brightly, standing there as if she were haloed.
It seed there was so truth to the idea that love made people foolish.
After Nian Shutong finished speaking, she extended a hand.
“Dou Dou, ti to go ho.”
“Okay!”
Dou Dou imdiately got up and dusted the dirt off her little hands, one arm cradling Little Pink Pig, the other hand holding Nian Shutong’s.
“Dou Dou, Little Pink Pig can walk on its own.”
“Oh—but Dou Dou is worried Little Pink will get tired!”
“Auntie, look how small it is, Dou Dou can’t bear to see it get tired.”
Nian Shutong watched Little Pink Pig with a face full of enjoynt, contentedly closing its eyes, as if wanting to take a nap.
Small?
She wondered, what kind of expression would Dou Dou have the day she saw the true form of Little Pink Pig?
A tiny figure and a larger one, hand in hand, walked ahead.
Fu Yunhe envied the clasped hands of the two in front of him, wondering if he would ever have such a mont in his lifeti.
He felt that winning over Nian Shutong could be even more challenging than conquering the queen of the Insect Race.
However, he wouldn’t give up.
At the very least, he was currently the closest to her.
Fu Yunhe caught up with the two, called the other children over, counted everyone, and they all rode back together.
After returning, the children received the promised eggs from Nian Shutong, all jubilant, boasting to their parents about their accomplishnts.
At the small wooden house, a new batch of workers had arrived to handle the shipping.
Fu Yunhe had arranged for four teams to rotate. This way, there was no need to rest during night or day, no one was overly exhausted, and they could speed up the shipnt completion.
Fu Yunhe also prepared to check the day’s shipping volu to see if there was a need to purchase more Black Hole Shipnt Devices and arrange for more personnel the next day.
At dinner ti, the shipping workers rotated in shifts, resting people without resting machines.
In the evening, many who had finished their day’s labor volunteered to help, and with everyone working together, the pace quickened significantly.
Nian Shutong did not stay there; she had left enough seedlings and, taking Shadowless, she drove off into the night.
“When will you be back?”
Fu Yunhe definitely chased after her to ask this question.
“Don’t worry, just don’t forget my breakfast.”
Nian Shutong boarded Shadowless and soon disappeared into the night sky.
Ha Ha and Rubble, who were watching a TV drama, glanced at Fu Yunhe and then back at the romantic series they were following.
“Rubble, Yun He and this woman seem alike.”
“Yeah, the reviews all say this woman is a bit clingy.”
“That’s right, Yun He is becoming more and more of a worry.”
Right after Ha Ha finished speaking, they saw Fu Yunhe staring at them.
“Hey! Yun He, co here and see if this person looks like you!”
Fu Yunhe didn’t want to go over, but he did anyway.
His main interest was finding out why these two were watching a TV series here.
Once Fu Yunhe approached, Rubble precisely rewound the drama, stopping the fra where the heroine asks the man about to leave when he would return.
“Honey, when will you be back?”
“Be good, I’ll be back tomorrow morning.”
Hmm? What was he to say?
Fu Yunhe felt that he wasn’t quite this “cheesy.”
Definitely not, if he were that cheesy, Nian Shutong would have slapped him aside long ago.
“Why aren’t you two working, sitting here watching TV dramas instead?”
Ha Ha was the first to stand up, and said to Fu Yunhe, “Ha Ha is used to it, this ti is for watching live streams and eating late-night snacks.”
“Ha Ha doesn’t eat, and the stomach starts to growl.”
“Right, Rubble schedules everything ticulously day by day, so to sync up with Little River Live’s upcoming return, Rubble has decided to clear this ti slot.”
Fu Yunhe actually kept up with the two’s train of thought but…
“Then why are we watching TV series? And why a romance drama at that?”
“What’s a romance drama?” Ha Ha, looking utterly confused, turned to Rubble.
Rubble began to explain to Ha Ha, “Scientifically proven, when two people develop a fondness for each other, the brain secretes a substance called dopamine, which makes humans feel excited. It’s known as love.”
“Oh… Ha Ha gets excited from working, doesn’t need love.”
“Rubble is from the chanical Clan; we go by strict data matching and do not require uncontrollable factors.”
Ha Ha nodded in strong agreent and said to Rubble, “I didn’t understand that.”
“I know.”
Rubble and Ha Ha are roommates, and he’s gotten used to the fact his roommate is scientifically inept.
Fu Yunhe, who had been tangentially schooled in science, actually picked up a thing or two. He felt that Rubble might be a bit off.
He looked at Nian Shutong and felt a hidden joy in his heart.
It seed that even without two people being in love, dopamine could still be released.
Fu Yunhe bid Ha Ha and Rubble farewell, saying, “Enjoy whatever you watch.”
After he left, Ha Ha and Rubble, joined by the newcors Dou Dou and Elder Hua, settled down together and started a new TV series.
“It’s starting! It’s starting!”
“This one’s better, why didn’t we watch this just now?” Ha Ha pointed at the cartoon on the screen, questioning Rubble.
“It’s just started.”
“Oh…”
The four quieted down, engrossed in a cartoon similar to Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf, enjoying it imnsely.
Tonight, the lights around the small wooden house were ablaze, and parcels were continually dispatched.
In just over half a day, many had already shown off their deliveries on the Star Network.
Furthermore, many imdiately fetched soil and, following the instructions provided, began planting.
After planting, they themselves were sowhat bewildered.
That’s it?
Dig a hole, place it in, cover with soil, sprinkle so water, and done?
Is farming this simple?
It all felt too easy.
The Star Network, along with video websites, saw a surge of planting videos.
At the end of every video, the host asked a similar question.
“Is that all we do? We don’t need to do anything else?”
[I have the sa doubts.]
[In my belief, farming is hard work.]
[Isn’t that the truth?]
[You’re not wrong. My family grows wheat, and it’s genuinely difficult. From sowing to harvesting, we really put in a lot of effort, heart, and ticulous care, but the yield is still very little.]
[I heard that these seedlings require the most delicate care, with the exact amount of water calculated.]
[The comnt above isn’t exaggerating; it’s really like that.]
[Then can Mr. Xiao He’s thod actually work? The key is that his teaching seems very casual.]
[Who knows? By tomorrow, we should know whether they survive or not.]
Whether the seedlings could live remained a question everyone held, waiting for a day or two to find out the answer.
In fact, the seedlings Nian Shutong had provided were exceptionally “hardy” because she herself had grown them carelessly, just waiting to harvest them eventually.
There were no procedures such as watering or insect-catching.
She had planted the seeds at random; they were naturally nurtured, completely self-sustaining.
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