On the third day of my rest, I drove to a farmhouse.

Fishing for three minutes this morning.

Feeding the rabbits and black pigs takes three minutes.

I strolled around the farmhouse for half an hour.

It took an hour and a half to eat the firewood-cooked chicken.

Picking cherry tomatoes, raspberries, blueberries, and sea buckthorn for an entire afternoon~

After picking fruit, we were chased by geese for half an hour, and then we had stewed goose in an iron pot for dinner.

Before leaving, I ordered all the ripe fruit the owner had on hand from him, paid a deposit, and agreed to have it delivered to the warehouse three days after it was picked.

I bought some poultry from the farmhouse: two pairs of rabbits, 10 hens, 5 roosters, 20 chicks, a pair of black piglets, a pair of white geese, and a pair of ducks.

Li Xin'er boasted to her boss that the fruit was provided as company welfare, and the poultry was raised by herself in a rented yard in the suburbs to experience rural life.

The owner was very helpful and explained to her in detail how to feed the poultry.

After the owner loaded all the poultry into the truck, he came over with a big smile, carrying a small dog.

“My daughter brought back an Alaskan Malamute. It had a litter of five. This one is two months old. I’m giving it to you to take home and raise. It’ll be a great guard dog when it grows up.”

Li Xin'er glanced at the dog in his arms and touched her chin suspiciously.

Really? I don't believe it.

The dog was staring at her with its blue eyes, looking like it wanted to ambush her; it didn't look like a skilled guard at all.

The boss kept praising it.

"The Alaskan Malamute is all grown up now. It makes a girl feel really safe raising it."

"It will eat anything we feed it. We usually feed it leftovers; it's easy to take care of..."

Li Xin'er thought, "With such a large space, what kind of pet can't be kept here!"

He didn't refuse much and accepted it reluctantly.

I got in the car, started the engine, stepped on the gas, and drove away.

Once you reach the main road, you can see the entire farmhouse from the side. Just then, the owner was chasing five large gray and white dogs all over the hillside with a stick.

Li Xin'er was about to grin when she realized this boss was actually quite amusing.

No, the boss said there were five kittens in a litter, and hers is only two months old...

Why are they so big!

She heard a puppy howling from the back of the carriage, and her heart skipped a beat. She had a bad feeling, and her lips clenched into a stiff smile. She decided not to laugh yet.

With a blank expression, he placed his hand on the back of the truck and silently stored all the poultry into his spatial storage.

She specifically designated a section of the space for raising livestock.

Fortunately, her space has a self-cleaning function; otherwise, she would never allow these things to enter her space, otherwise their poop and pee would stink terribly.

On the way back to the city, we passed by a fence factory and went in to order a batch of aluminum alloy fences. They were divided into several different height specifications according to the different poultry we wanted to raise.

For the factory, the quantity she needed wasn't much; it was scheduled to be delivered to her warehouse on the 7th.

October 6th, the fifth day of Li Xin'er's rest.

Disguised as a man, he drove a small car to several large fruit plantations near City S.

Citrus fruits, October peaches, pomegranates, kiwis, cherry tomatoes, persimmons, and late-ripening Keitt mangoes...

As long as the fruit is ripe, regardless of variety, Li Xin'er placed an order and paid a deposit based on the fruit farmer's estimated yield. By buying everything at once, she saved the fruit farmer a lot of trouble, and the price was also kept to the lowest possible level.

The fruit farmers will need some more time to harvest, so Li Xin'er asked them to deliver the fruit to her warehouse in 10 days for weighing and final payment.

There are also many varieties that are out of season or not produced in S City. Li Xin'er marked them all and increased the proportion of these products she purchased from warehouses and supermarkets.

Anyway, she's the boss, so she makes the decisions.

Although there is enough space to grow things, there are so many varieties, it would be too much trouble to grow them all yourself.

It's so great to be able to eat something ready-made whenever you want!

This is a consumable product, so the more the better.

The apocalypse ends ten years after the events in the book. It's hard to say how many more years it will take for things to return to their current state, but buying more is definitely a good idea.

On October 7th, I slept until noon that morning when the fence I ordered arrived.

Li Xin'er drove her large truck to the warehouse to sign for the fence.

The aluminum alloy surface features a wood grain heat transfer printing design, which is corrosion-resistant, rust-proof, and colorfast, and the quality looks quite good.

Once the delivery person left, Li Xin'er put the items into the warehouse, locked the door, got into the car, and sat in the driver's seat.

Others would only think she was resting with her eyes closed, but in reality, her consciousness was busy in the space.

At the foot of the green hills on the other side of the black soil, several circles of different sizes were enclosed by fences.

With space-based breeding, she doesn't need to put in much effort; just categorize and pen them properly. With access to spiritual spring water, there's no need to worry about feeding.

The poultry that we brought back from the farm stay were put into different pens.

"great merit···"

'Aww~'

Before she could even finish saying "mission accomplished," the two-month-old puppy started howling, trying to get her attention, as if reminding her that it had been left out.

Li Xin'er then put a very small enclosure around it and locked it inside.

Once inside, that guy became restless, constantly scratching at the fence with his claws, the screeching sound of his nails cutting into the aluminum alloy was incredibly irritating.

Li Xin'er couldn't stand the nagging noise anymore, so she simply threw it onto the green mountain. There was no danger there, so she let it run wild and roll around as it pleased. When it was time to feed it, she would just use her mind to pull the dog out.

After taking care of all that, I drove to the farm and made a large purchase.

To make it easier for her to store items in her spatial storage, she would buy a carload of items in one place and then buy another carload in another place.

I didn't finish my deliveries that day, so the next day I signed for the fruit from the farmhouse at the warehouse and then continued my busy schedule.

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