Ten minutes later, Xu Milu looked at the broken kitchen knife in her hand, her face full of heartache, and kicked the man who was lying face down hard:

"Do you even know what a kitchen knife means to the Chinese people, you bastard?!"

But the unfortunate robber had already passed out and couldn't hear what she was saying.

Xu Milu untied the bundle from the man's body, took out a shrunken money bag, and then skillfully took off his clothes, leaving no corner untouched, finally finding thirteen gold coins.

They were so poor that it saddened anyone who saw them and brought tears to their eyes.

Xu Milu weighed the gold coins in her hand and accepted them without hesitation:

"Consider this compensation for my emotional distress. Good luck."

If a man who has fainted is still conscious, he will definitely curse.

Xu Milu ignored him, happily counting her gold coins, wondering how many unlucky souls she was now who had failed to rob someone and ended up being robbed instead.

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The rarity of gemfish lies in the fact that they only live in clear waters, and if frightened, they will immediately flee and leave their existing habitat forever. This is one of the reasons why they are so rare and difficult to catch.

Xu Milu did not harm them. Instead, she used her superior speed to squeeze the fish stones one by one. Some of the gem fish even cooperated by spitting out the gems in their stomachs in order to escape.

Before long, a mountain of gems was piled up in front of her.

The largest gemstone is the size of a baby's fist and is an extremely pure blue, like a vast ocean. The remaining fish-shaped stones are not large, but they are extremely pure and at first glance look like a pile of sparkling glass.

Gems of various colors and sizes glittered in the moonlight, and Xu Milu's eyes sparkled.

"This must be the most irresistible scenery for me."

She muttered to herself, picking up the largest gem like a greedy dragon and playing with it endlessly.

"Alright, try your best to gain some weight, see you later!"

Xu Milu released the batch of gemfish with a smile. The fish practically swished their tails, leaving afterimages, and quickly escaped her "clutches".

Listen to this! How can someone with a mouth that's 37°C utter such cold words?!

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On the thirty-seventh day after entering the Forest of Dog, Xu Milu finally arrived at her destination.

"Strange, this is the place marked on the map, so why can't I see any giant plants? Did I go the wrong way?"

Xu Milu held the map, looking around blankly, but could see nothing but towering trees that blocked out the sky.

"Or is the map wrong? No way, there haven't been any incorrect markings along the way."

Just as she was about to take a step forward, she accidentally tripped over a bump under her feet. She barely managed to maintain her sense of direction before she realized what had almost "ambushed" her.

"!!"

Xu Milu's eyes widened.

It was a clump of herbaceous plants, with broad, plump leaves that stretched out freely in all directions, and beneath the veins as thick as an arm, a faint bluish-white color peeked out.

At first glance, she didn't recognize what it was, but when she squatted down and dug away a layer of soil, she immediately discovered the plant's true identity.

This is a super huge white radish!

The radish head was half a meter in diameter, and Xu Milu couldn't even wrap her arms around it. The roots, buried deep in the soil, were so tender that you could squeeze water out of them, and a fresh, spicy aroma wafted over.

She realized something and, as if struck by a sudden inspiration, looked up:

The giant mushrooms, shaped like umbrellas, stand one by one under the trees, almost like man-made pavilions.

[Giant Delicious Mushroom: Entire plant is non-toxic and edible; capture level: three stars.]

Those "tall trees" she thought they were were just ordinary fruit trees. Grapevines, half a meter thick, meandered up the trees in a serpentine fashion, and grape leaves that could be used as blankets hung down, covering the fist-sized, deep purple fruits.

[Gigantic Ping-Pong Grapes: The fruit is non-toxic, edible, and has a sweet and delicious taste. No capture level required.]

The berries, about the size of a human head, are a tender, juicy, light pink color, with a thin layer of fuzz on their spherical shape. The oranges, defying common sense, are about the size of a human head, plump and juicy.

[Gigantified Delicious Berry: Leaves slightly poisonous, fruit edible, no capture level.]

[Gigantified Sweet Tangerine: Non-toxic, edible, no capture level.]

Further up, the thick leaves of tall trees, large enough to block out the sun, obscure all sunlight. The basketball-sized peaches, still green and unripe, make one's mouth water just by looking at them.

[Gigantified Delicious Tree Peach: Non-toxic, edible fruit, no capture level.]

A snail the size of a car slowly crawled by, leaving a sticky mess of liquid on the ground; a squirrel the size of a kitten stood on a branch, munching on fruit and making a "crunching" sound; a beetle half the height of a person flew by, its back adorned with a colorful stripe.

Xu Milu, the only one of normal size, was among them, like Jack who had wandered into the land of giants.

It turned out that she hadn't gone to the wrong place; rather, common sense had blinded her.

She finally understood why this place was called "Gigantic Fruit Paradise".

Everything before my eyes felt like a dream, like the world as seen through a child's eyes, everything magnified.

"Gurgle..."

Xu Milu's tears involuntarily flowed down her cheeks.

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The animals in the dense forest were all gigantic; even the Swift Rabbits that were everywhere were the size of leopards. Xu Milu had to use a lot of effort to catch one, drag it to the river to bleed it, and skin it.

She felt deeply that even if she showed this rabbit skin to others, not everyone would believe that this leopard-sized animal was called a "rabbit".

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