After the villagers became interested in raising rabbits, they were eventually defeated by the high probability of rabbits getting sick and dying, and the interest gradually subsided. They could only sigh in vain, thinking it was no wonder that Mo Qingshan's family became rich; after all, they raised them so well.

Some families raised them, such as Mo Daya's family and Mo Qingnian's (Xiao Li's third uncle's) family, as well as several other villagers. These were all relatively diligent and clean families. Of course, Xiao Li still provided some help to Daya and her third uncle's family, such as secretly feeding them water and vegetables from her space.

After preparing the game, they took it to town along with the rabbits that were ready for market at home. Neither Chen Niang nor his sister were allowed to go to town, for fear of being discovered and getting into trouble. Fortunately, the two siblings were very obedient, and only Mo Qingshan took Mo Yunxiao with him.

Xiao Li has been much more well-behaved lately, not going up the mountain much, and has only been tidying up the space and her own yard. Now the space is well-organized, and the front and back yards look much more lush.

The two small vegetable plots in the front yard were filled with seasonal vegetables. Thanks to Xiao Li's occasional irrigation with her spatial water, the vegetables grew lush and vibrant.

The backyard was even more beautiful. Lots of fruit trees were planted there. Xiaoli had her father and brother buy them through connections or find them from the mountains. Several grapevines climbed the trellis beside the stone table and chairs by the well. Although they were newly planted this year, the vines grew incredibly fast; they'd definitely bear fruit next year.

October is almost here, and the weather is still very hot. With the Mid-Autumn Festival approaching, Xiao Li thought about going a little deeper into the mountains to see if she could hunt a bigger game.

The next day, Xiaoli got up very early, ate some snacks, told her mother that she was not going to eat, and ran off to play with Daya. Yunyu's mother couldn't stop her, so she let her go.

Xiao Li went to check on Da Ya's rabbits, then made an excuse to go home, but actually went up the mountain.

Xiao Li ate a large peach from her spatial storage while traveling. She felt much better than when she first transmigrated. Although she was still slender and slim, she could feel that her body was full of strength. Even walking on the mountain path was effortless.

After crossing a small river, passing through low bushes, and navigating traps, Xiao Li climbed over two mountains and arrived at a place she had never been before.

This was still on the edge of the deep mountains, and Xiao Li dared not go any further, fearing the presence of wild beasts. The surrounding trees were lush and tall; there were trees everywhere, and she would surely get lost if she didn't know her way around. Xiao Li took out a long strip of cloth to mark the path. She then headed towards the water source.

Where there is water, there is bound to be prey. Xiao Li wanted to hunt a few deer or wild goats, or other medium-sized prey. After walking for an hour, Xiao Li was a little thirsty, so she took out the water and food she had prepared from her spatial storage and ate. After finishing the meal, she had some fruit. It was truly delightful.

Xiao Li didn't realize that from the moment she took out the fruit, a nimble little figure had been following her, sometimes appearing in the grass, sometimes behind the leaves of a big tree.

A longing shone in her large eyes, her gaze landing on the big peach in Xiao Li's hand. After Xiao Li finished eating the peach, she put the pit into her spatial storage, waiting to bury it by the riverbank when she had some free time, hoping it would sprout.

Those eyes instantly blazed with rage. Not only was not a single piece of flesh left, but they even kept the core! What a miser! This infuriates me!

It suddenly rushed out, startling Xiaoli. What was that thing?

A pair of large, sparkling eyes were set in her delicate little face. She had a pink mouth and several brown stripes on her face, like a painted face on a theatrical stage. Her grayish-brown fur was so smooth it looked as if it had been oiled.

It looks a lot like a squirrel, but the tufts of fur on its head are golden, like a crown, giving it an air of nobility.

It was now screeching urgently at Xiaoli, gesturing incessantly with its two front paws as if it were accusing her of something. Let's call it a squirrel for now. Xiaoli's heart melted at the sight of the little squirrel, and she subconsciously took out a large peach from her spatial storage.

The squirrel's voice stopped abruptly, its big eyes fixed on the large peach. Xiao Li switched hands, and the squirrel's eyes moved from side to side, looking incredibly amusing.

Xiao Li stopped teasing it, placed the peach on the ground not far from it, took two steps back, and the peach disappeared in a flash. Xiao Li looked around and found it on the branch of a big tree that two people could hug, where it was happily eating a big peach.

Xiao Li smiled and left. After walking for a while, Xiao Li climbed a big tree, wanting to observe the surrounding road conditions and find a water source. This area was open, so there should be a small lake or some kind of reservoir.

Sure enough, she found it. Xiao Li quickly climbed down the tree, straightened her clothes, and suddenly heard a scream above her. Something fell down with a thud. Xiao Li looked down and quickly jumped aside, taking out a shovel from her spatial storage. It turned out to be a snake; its triangular head and bright colors indicated that it was an extremely venomous snake.

The screams continued from the tree; it was the same unusual little squirrel from before. There was a scratch on the snake's neck, from which beads of blood were oozing. Perhaps the screams frightened it away; it quickly darted into the grass and disappeared.

Xiao Li then realized her legs were a little weak, her heart was racing, and the shovel in her hand was trembling. She had been too reckless; there were many snakes and insects in the woods, and getting bitten would be terrible. She resolved never to come again; Xiao Li's adventurous spirit was immediately dispelled.

After resting for a while, she noticed the little squirrel in the tree was still watching her. Xiaoli smiled and said, "Thank you for saving me. Here, take this." With a flick of her wrist, two large peaches appeared in her hand. Xiaoli placed the peaches under the tree and took two steps back.

The little squirrel jumped down from the tree, holding a peach and wanting to leave, but it was too small and could only hold one. Looking at the other peach, it hesitated. Finally, it curled its tail to pick up one peach, held the other, and hid behind the tree.

Xiao Li decided to finish the hunt before going back; she had come all this way, how could she leave empty-handed?

We finally arrived at the small lake. This lake was quite large, with shimmering water. It looked like there were fish, and quite a few at that. We could catch some fish to take home later.

She decided to dig a trap first. She took out a shovel and started digging. After a few digs, her hand started to hurt. Oh no, she had miscalculated. This body of hers had never been in the ground before, and she couldn't dig anymore.

After thinking for a moment, Xiao Li put her hand on the ground, intending to put it into her space, but it didn't work. Xiao Li gave up and decided to set a few traps instead. After setting the traps and bait, Xiao Li went to the lakeside.

Xiao Li found a slope, dug a few steps with a shovel to make it easier to stand, and then took out a large bamboo basket and put it into the water. Inside the basket were many vegetables from her space.

After thinking for a moment, she put her hand into the basket again and put some water from the spatial river into it. Soon, big and small fish swam into the bamboo basket, filling it to the brim. Xiao Li hadn't expected so many fish. She touched the bamboo basket and put it into her spatial storage, then poured it directly into the spiritual river.