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nThe pasture was an independent entity. Herbage and insects in it could not invade other areas or leave.

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nThere was no need to worry that other crops and poultry might be destroyed.

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nWei Na suddenly thought of something and asked, “Master, how many points does the first pasture cost?”

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n“Not much, Just 15,000 points,” An Jiuyue replied calmly.

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n“Wh—!” Wei Na almost collapsed to the ground.

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n15,000 points? How did Master talk about this so casually? Is she trying to scare me to death?

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n“Master, if you scare me to death, no one will help you take care of your Microcosm in the future,” Wei Na said with a soft cry, “Master, 15,000 points is a lot!”

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n“15,000 points is a lot?” An Jiuyue retorted.

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nShe honestly did not think that it was much. After all, one pasture was equivalent to 10 plots of land. Having one pasture was more cost-effective, right?

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nWei Na genuinely felt that it was a lot and stuttered, “No, not at all.”

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nWe don’t have many points anyway. She can go ahead and dream.

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n“Master, we don’t have that many points. Even if you make a few more trips into the deep mountains, your man will be following you. It’s inconvenient for you to do anything. What can you get?

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n“Are you going to rely on the mushrooms we planted? Ten mushrooms can only be exchanged for one point in the Points Mall!

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n“Don’t be fooled by the fact that we have so many mushrooms piled up like a small mountain. We can only exchange them for so many points. I’m not pouring cold water on you, Master. It’s really not worthwhile!” it advised earnestly.

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n“It’s not a matter of whether it’s worthwhile.”

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nAn Jiuyue did not mind. The mushrooms were there anyway. Even if they planted mushrooms on half a piece of land, they could produce a lot of mushrooms every day as they grow very quickly.

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nShe could not sell them for money during these difficult times or give them away to the people below the mountain for food.

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nAlthough they would be grateful to her, she could not earn any points for it. She was unwilling to do such a meritless task. It was not like they were on the brink of starvation either—they could look for food on their own.

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nIt was also not good to allow the mushrooms to pile up.

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n“I can’t sell them. I can only exchange them for points,” she said.

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n“Even if we exchange them for points, we won’t get 15,000 points.” Wei Na was trying to dissuade her.

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nAlthough the mushrooms occupied some space, they had plenty of undeveloped jade land because they did not have enough points to reclaim much. There was a lot of empty space inside the Microcosm.

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n“What? Do you want me to listen to everything you say regarding the microcosmic space?” An Jiuyue retorted.

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nI just wanted to exchange the mushrooms for points. Must it make it seem like I’m about to do something evil?

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nMushrooms grow so quickly. There will be a lot of them in a few days. Is Wei Na afraid that I won’t have enough mushrooms to sell in the future? Does it think I’m poor?

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n“Uh…” Wei Na was stunned.

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nAlright, everything in the space is up to her. I can only give my opinions. It’s also up to her if she wants to listen to me.

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n“Master, I’m not…”

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