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n“Forget it. I can’t do that.”

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n“It’s good that you know. Cut the crap then!” An Jiuyue snapped again.

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nShe wanted to enter the mountains alone too. However, she did not have the right to say that, nor the guts to do so now.

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nShe was sure that Qian Jiyun would follow closely behind her if she entered the mountains alone.

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nIn fact, he would follow her secretly. The secret of her microcosmic space might be exposed!

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n“Master, I have your best interest at heart. I don’t mean to say this on purpose,” Wei Na explained awkwardly.

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n“I just think that we planted too many mushrooms in the space. We can use half of that land to grow wild vegetables. Then, we can grow medicinal herbs in the other wild vegetable field. We can better utilise the land in the space that way.”

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n“I know.”

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nOf course, An Jiuyue knew that.

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nShe could not go to town these days. And with all the people infected with diseases outside, she might not be able to return home if she left.

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nThe mushrooms in her space almost piled up into a mountain. She could not even dry them even if she wanted to because Qian Jiyun and Qian Yiyun were around.

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nAlthough she could fool Zheng’er and Rong’er by explaining that she gathered the mushrooms on the mountain, how would she be able to fool Qian Jiyun and his sister?

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nShe was even more troubled at the thought of their prolonged stay because the epidemic going on below the mountain would not be over so quickly. The mushrooms in her space would really pile up into several hills by then!

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n“We can still gather some herbs when we enter the mountains tomorrow. I can plant them inside the space secretly,” she said.

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nShe had to do something. She could not continue growing mushrooms like this. However, she had to admit that it had its benefits. Half a piece of land should still be reserved for the mushrooms.

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n“I’ll sell all the mushrooms in my space to the Points Mall later and see if I can get more points. After that, I’ll reclaim—”

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n“Master, you’re still reclaiming?!” Wei Na was shocked.

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nThey had already reclaimed five plots of land and would need 4,500 points for the next.

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nThey could reclaim more land if they had more points. However, they had too few now. An Jiuyue had to ramble on for half a day over exchanging the points for milk powder.

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n“I’m not reclaiming land.” An Jiuyue was startled by its exclamation.

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n“Are you excavating ponds?” Wei Na asked.

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nWei Na felt that one pond was enough for the time being. Fattening up the fishes in the pond, eating some water chestnut, and watching the lotus flowers bloom were great.

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nMost importantly, excavating a second pond required 2,500 points. They could not afford that.

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n“I want to reclaim a pasture,” An Jiuyue said seriously.

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nShe had fenced up all the chickens, ducks, and rabbits that she raised in her microcosmic space by herself. No matter how well she raised them, her points would be halved.

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nIf she unlocked a pasture, she would put more poultry in it and accumulate more points for future reclamation.

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n“A pasture? That’s more like it.” Wei Na was satisfied.

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nAs an inhabitant of this microcosmic space, it knew that a pasture was necessary. It was essential to raise poultry.

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nThey could also grow herbage and bring in some insects to raise them. They would be able to survive without constantly feeding them.

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