After watching for a while, Lin Zao asked Tang's mother to stay and keep the children company, while she went with Princess Cheng to assign tasks to the guards.

After all, their main purpose in coming here was to pick fruit from the valley.

On the way, Lin Zao encountered Tian Bu'er, who was leading Benyue and feeding it pears. It seems that Benyue has found a good caretaker.

Lin Zao smiled but said nothing, and continued with her own work.

Tang Jian was digging for ginseng with King Cheng.

King Cheng was interested, which is why he personally started digging, since this is not an opportunity that can be attempted at any time.

Even members of the royal family like King Cheng have seen many people, but none of them have ever personally dug a hole.

Most of the ginseng he saw was over a hundred years old, with some being three hundred years old at most. The ginseng here was at least a hundred years old, and some were even five or six hundred years old.

It truly broadened his horizons.

These were all life-saving items, and King Cheng naturally cherished them greatly.

He dug one up himself, which took him almost half a day.

It's not that he's slow, it's just that you have to be careful not to damage the ginseng rootlets. That's how it is when you're digging ginseng; you can't rush it.

Fortunately, he brought a lot of people, so the guards dug up the rest. He and Tang Jian each dug up one, and they dug up the oldest ones.

King Cheng did not ask Tang Jian if he had dug up any ginseng before, or if it was ginseng that was hundreds of years old.

After all, this place was discovered by Mrs. Tang, and it's also the hometown of her pet.

Besides, Da Tou is clearly still here, so he's the one who's benefiting. He's too grateful to the Tang family to care about these things.

King Cheng looked at the ginseng in his hand. It was indeed extraordinary that he had dug it up. He admired it for a while before putting it in the box and storing it away.

Seeing the guards still carefully digging for ginseng, King Cheng called Tang Jian to go and look around elsewhere.

So the two of them continued walking inside. Along the way, apart from fruit trees and precious flowers and trees, they didn't encounter anything else that particularly interested them.

The two men, accompanied by their guards, walked all the way to the end and stopped against the high, massive stone wall.

King Cheng looked up, and just as he had seen from the outside, the sky was so high that he couldn't see the top.

"This valley is truly amazing, absolutely a masterpiece of nature. It is surrounded by high mountains on all sides, forming such a secluded place. From now on, this place will be called the Secluded Valley."

King Cheng enthusiastically named the valley Yougu (Secluded Valley), and the more he thought about it, the more suitable the name seemed.

"Yougu, what a wonderful name! Your Highness is brilliant." Tang Jian also thought the name suited the place perfectly.

Just as King Cheng was about to look away, his gaze suddenly sharpened, and he pointed uncertainly at the stone wall above him, asking:

"Zizhan, look at those... are they Ganoderma lucidum?"

Tang Jian looked in the direction Cheng Wang pointed and was also surprised.

It's no wonder the two were a bit surprised; there was a large patch of black on the mountain wall. The upper part was too far away to see clearly, but the bottom part was still clearly visible. The black thing was exactly like a lingzhi mushroom.

While it's not entirely certain, if these are all Ganoderma lucidum (reishi mushrooms), then there are far too many...

Judging from the age of the ginseng, if it's Ganoderma lucidum, it's probably quite old.

That's why the two of them were surprised.

The two looked at each other for a while before lowering their heads and gazing at each other.

King Cheng looked at Tang Jian and said, "Zizhan, you are quite agile. Why don't you go up and take a look?"

Tang Jian glanced at the somewhat smooth stone wall: ...