She built a fence in the space, put the rabbits and pheasants inside, threw in some food, and put some spiritual spring water in a bowl. Looking at the vast land in the space, she had an idea. Since the space could be controlled by thought, could she grow food in the space?

She took out a bag of rice and a bag of wheat from the warehouse, scattered them in the south direction of the space, poured spiritual spring water on them, and then left the space.

I'm thinking of going back in a few days to see if it has sprouted.

She sprinkled another drop of spiritual spring water at the foot of the mountain, and soon, several more rabbits and pheasants came. She threw them into her space again. The spiritual spring water had a fatal attraction to these animals, and they couldn't resist it. Wouldn't the wild boars be just as powerless to resist it?

She dared not try it lightly. Huo Junshan had said that there were wolves, tigers, and bears in these mountains. After thinking about it, she gave up. The village was not far away. If wild boars and bears were brought into the village, the consequences would be unimaginable.

She walked further in and went to the place where Huo Junshan had taken her to pick persimmons and grapes last time, wondering if they were still there.

Suddenly she saw a leaf in front of her, and it looked just like a ginseng leaf! If it really was ginseng, she had truly struck gold.

Ginseng leaves are usually several leaves clustered together, like an umbrella. This leaf has six leaves in total, so it must be ginseng.

She gently brushed away the soil beside her and vaguely saw the shape of the ginseng. She took out her tools and carefully dug the ginseng out, not missing a single ginseng root. This thing was valuable, and it was a wild ginseng. It must have been more than a hundred years old, otherwise it wouldn't have grown so big!