Cang Mu doesn't like to eat these things, so it was undoubtedly made for her.

"It smells so good." Who could resist a roast chicken meal like this in the wild?

"I knew you'd like it." Cang Mu took out a knife, cut out the tenderest and most fragrant part of the meat, and placed it on clean leaves.

When handing it to Wan Ge, she added, "Be careful, it's hot."

This stuff doesn't taste good when it's cold, so he kept it baking it slowly.

While Wan Ge was having dinner, she saw a white, glowing butterfly land right next to them.

Wan Ge seemed to realize something as well: "Is this also your curse?"

"Yes, it likes the dark, so I only release it at night." Because during the day it just looks like an ordinary butterfly, but it glows at night, giving it a very different feel.

Wan Ge seemed to realize something: "Why do all your Gu worms look like butterflies?"

They all looked like beautiful butterflies, and didn't seem scary at all.

"Because it looks better this way." He was indeed doing it on purpose, deliberately choosing larvae that would become more beautiful as they grew up. After all, he only liked beautiful things.

"I think so too." She found it hard to imagine a man as handsome as Cang Mu having insects hiding on his body at all times.

No, no, no! Butterflies suit him better! They're so beautiful and handsome, just like him.

That night, they sat by the fire, and perhaps because Wan Ge had fallen asleep in the afternoon, she didn't feel sleepy anymore. They told Cang Mu to go to sleep as soon as possible.

Cang Mu couldn't resist her, so he obediently lay down next to her.

Wan Ge sat beside him, watching over him, just as he always had.

To be honest, after experiencing the giant snake incident during the day, Wan Ge was still quite wary.

Cang Mu didn't tell her that he had placed several highly dangerous Gu worms nearby, which would attack if anything unexpected happened, so she didn't need to be afraid.

He enjoyed the feeling of being loved and cared for by the person he loved; he realized how wonderful that feeling was.

…

In the latter half of the night, perhaps because the sky had cleared, the wind blew away the clouds, allowing the moonlight to shine down.

Under the moonlight, Wan Ge saw the other person's exquisite and beautiful face, lying peacefully asleep beside her.

I don't know if it's because the time in my previous life was too long, but I didn't have many chances to look at him properly, since all he knew was how to touch and grope me.

So I felt a strange sense of emotion. I gently touched his delicate cheek with my fingertips and looked at him like this, and I couldn't help but smile slightly.

…

As dawn broke and the sky began to lighten, Cang Mu woke up. He felt that the people around him appreciated beautiful things, so early on, he had pulled Wan Ge onto the back of the elephant.

Before sunrise, they arrived at a sea of ​​flowers, a real sea of ​​flowers, not an illusion created by the Gu worms.

There were no mountains obstructing the view, and looking down, one could even see a miniature version of the capital. This was because they were standing so far away that they could see the entire capital from this vantage point.

Just then, the sun slowly rose, and its rays shone on them. The morning dew was still dripping, and the mountain mist was still faintly visible. Such a sunrise scene was truly beautiful.

Wan Ge then realized that Cang Mu didn't want to rush on his way, but rather wanted to take her to see the sunrise.