Hot and sour shredded potatoes, and salted duck eggs cut into small pieces. Aunt Zhang cut them very carefully; food is precious and shouldn't be wasted. Finally, she stewed a pot of dried vegetables.

There was plenty of dried vegetables; we found several sacks of them, but we didn't waste any.

There was a big pot of rice and a pot of porridge, a thin porridge. In summer, you still have to drink porridge. The heat affects your appetite, and it's good to drink some porridge when you don't have a good appetite.

As she drank the porridge, Li Xiao's parched stomach finally calmed down, and she let out a comfortable sigh. Seeing everyone else eating so contentedly, she felt much more energetic.

It could also be that they are able to rest well in a safe place and relax.

After a busy morning, Li Xiao was a mess. The once clean and tidy Li Xiao was now a big, disheveled cat.

It's easy to feel drowsy after a full meal, and there's no rush to take care of yourself. There's plenty of time later, so I'll just take a nap first.

After arranging the duty personnel, everyone else could go to sleep peacefully.

It was relatively quiet here, and Li Xiao slept soundly until 2 PM. When she finally opened her eyes, everyone else was already up. She immediately felt embarrassed to get up; so many people had been watching her sleep alone, and she felt inexplicably ashamed.

No one meant anything by it. Meng Yang laughed at her and said, "It's rare to see you sleeping so well, and since there's nothing else to do, I didn't wake you." Everyone smiled amicably. Li Xiao had always been very hardworking and had never thought of slacking off.

For a young girl to do all this is truly remarkable. Despite the sweltering heat, she never complained of hardship or fatigue.

Everyone knew that the young lady was exhausted. Once she reached a safe and peaceful place where she could rest properly, she would fall into a deep sleep.

It's not just Li Xiao who sleeps for a long time; they all sleep for a long time, only a little earlier than Li Xiao. What's there to say about others?