Does this newbie protection period never end?

Mingxiu chuckled angrily at Kangxi's puzzled expression. Haha, he shouldn't have asked. If he had, Mingxiu would have taught him everything she knew.

"Your Majesty, why don't you discuss this with me? I'll give you some advice," Mingxiu couldn't help but say to Kangxi in a cheeky manner.

Kangxi rolled his eyes at her, put Mingxiu's fish back in the basket, and continued to sit in his seat. He wouldn't ask for advice; he refused to believe that he really couldn't catch any fish himself.

Mingxiu glanced at Kangxi, finding it incredibly amusing. Kangxi was becoming more and more childish; if he didn't want to ask, he didn't want to ask. Humph!

She would never say anything, it just depends on how long you can hold out, Mingxiu thought to herself as she looked at Kangxi.

She happily sat down and continued fishing, no longer bothering to sleep. She stretched her hand behind her, and Yulan quickly handed the storybook to Mingxiu.

Mingxiu leisurely picked up the storybook and began to read. She had carefully prepared these stories when she returned, and they were all of a type she had never read before. Mingxiu was now engrossed in reading them.

As the sun gradually set, Mingxiu and Kangxi finally finished their fishing trip for the day. Mingxiu handed over her notebook and the fish, and after expressing her wish to eat boiled fish that day, she took Kangxi's hand and went back.

"Why are you so stubborn? Just ask me! If you ask me, I'll definitely tell you," Mingxiu said, still unwilling to give up, tugging at Kangxi's sleeve.

Kangxi glanced at Mingxiu's hand linked with his arm and smiled: "I won't ask. Tell me if you want to."

Mingxiu pouted: "Fine, I won't tell you then. I've grown up now. Let me tell you, I absolutely won't tell you unless you ask me."

"Alright, let's wait and see who can endure it longer," Kang said nonchalantly.

"Hmph, then you can't eat the fish tonight either. I caught it myself, don't you feel bad?" Mingxiu said angrily.

Kangxi looked at Mingxiu with amusement. She was already several decades old, yet she was still so childish and immature: "No, that won't do. Although you caught the fish, it was caught in my river, so we should each have half."

The two talked slowly as they walked back.

After finishing their meal, Mingxiu wiped her mouth and went straight back to her room with Kangxi.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not doing anything shady.

Of course, what they did wasn't exactly respectable, because Mingxiu was pulling Kangxi into the space to clean up the mess inside.

With nothing to do, Mingxiu and Kangxi looked at this large plot of land and felt it was a waste to leave it idle, so they planted a lot of things in it, including vegetables, fruits, staple foods, and cotton, among other things.

The imagination is wonderful, but reality is cruel. There is a huge space, but even if Mingxiu and Kangxi work themselves to death, they still can't finish it. They can only work slowly and do as much as they can.

Is there any way to get someone to come and help?

Mingxiu wiped the sweat from her forehead and looked at the open space in front of her, saying, "I've read some time-travel novels before. In those novels, people's spatial dimension is such that they can just use a thought to get everything they want. I was always amazed at how magical it was, wondering how many house-elves they kept. Now that it's our turn, I can't even rely on thoughts, I could use machines too. Why don't we even have a machine? We have to make it ourselves."

“If not, we’ll clean it up ourselves. Besides, the situation you described definitely requires farming. We don’t necessarily have to farm; it’s purely a matter of personal preference, so there’s no rush. We can clean it up when we want, and not clean it when we don’t.” Kangxi looked up at the weather ahead. There was a tea tree planted at his feet. If it’s planted outside, we won’t be able to drink the tea once it’s gone. But even though he didn’t know what would happen to this space after they passed away, as long as someone could drink the tea, it wouldn’t be in vain. Besides, having something you enjoy is a rare kind of happiness.

Mingxiu nodded. It was true that they weren't obligated to plant them; they just wanted to plant things they liked. At least it wasn't mandatory.

Thinking this, Mingxiu glanced at the things next to Kangxi and asked with some confusion, "What are you planting? They look so familiar."

"Tea tree, huh? Have you ever seen one before?"

Mingxiu tilted her head back and thought for a while, then threw the flower hoe in her hand on the ground, walked to Kangxi's side and took Kangxi's hand: "I remember I saw it in that area before, but I'm not sure. It looks very similar, but when I think about it carefully, it doesn't seem very similar."

As Mingxiu spoke, she pulled Kangxi towards the mountain. There were many flowering trees and some trees of unknown species in this area, densely packed together. If it weren't for the fact that it wasn't very big, Mingxiu herself would not have wanted to go in at all.

Last time, Mingxiu thought the environment here would be great for a hanging chair, so she came in specifically to check out this tree. This one that looks like a tea tree is the one Mingxiu checked out last time.

Soon, Mingxiu pulled Kangxi to the tree. Mingxiu looked at Kangxi and pointed to the leaves: "Look, isn't this one? It looks a bit similar, but I really can't recognize it."

Kangxi looked at the tree beside him in shock, then at Mingxiu's puzzled expression, and nodded with difficulty after a long while: "Yes, this is a tea tree, but these are not ordinary tea trees; they are all over a hundred years old." Kangxi was overjoyed.

Mingxiu was also somewhat surprised. She hadn't expected the space to treat them so well, giving them century-old tea trees. These tea trees would probably be incredibly valuable in modern times.

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