A thought clearly surfaced in his mind.

The land in this space can nurture mutated fruits.

Therefore, the fruits produced in this spiritually rich mountain forest naturally also carry a trace of spiritual energy.

Little by little, it adds up.

Yan Yu looked at the vast mountain forest before him, and his originally indifferent gaze instantly turned fervent.

This is his little girl's natural training ground.

He wrapped all the peeled chestnuts in oil paper, stuffed them into Ruan Tang's cloth bag, then took her soft little hand and strode deeper into the forest.

"Brother, where are we going?" Ruan Tang was pulled along by him, her little steps skipping along.

"Treasure hunt".

Yan Yu's answer was concise and to the point.

In the time that followed, Ruan Tang finally understood what it meant to be a "human treasure hunt machine".

Yan Yu didn't need to look at them at all; he could accurately find the best-looking wild fruits and nuts just by relying on his intuition.

They found a large patch of wild kiwi vines, covered with fuzzy fruit.

Ruan Tang picked one and tasted it. It was sweet and sour, and very juicy. With each bite, she could feel a trace of spiritual energy spreading through her body.

Yan Yu directly stored the entire vine into his spatial storage.

They found another huge walnut tree.

Yan Yu didn't need to climb at all; he simply swept his mental energy around, and the ripe walnuts fell down like raindrops.

Ruan Tang was responsible for sitting under the tree and picking up the walnut kernels that fell out on their own to eat.

Yan Yu would use a stone to crack it open and pick out the most intact kernels for her.

After eating each food, Ruan Tang felt warm all over, even better than after meditating for a whole morning.

She was so happy she felt like she could fly.

This isn't a rural outing; it's clearly an upgraded autumn field trip!

The two had a very fruitful harvest. Yan Yu's basket was full, and he was also carrying two large bunches of heavy wild grapes in his hands.

As the sun sets, it bathes the entire mountain forest in a warm golden hue.

On the way back, Ruan Tang was finally tired and clung to Yan Yu's back again.

With a sweet and sour wild grape in her mouth, she rested her head on Yan Yu's shoulder, gazing at the magnificent sunset on the horizon, and sighed contentedly.

Suddenly, she felt Yan Yu pause in his steps.

She followed his gaze and looked ahead.

Not far away on the mountain path, a tall, thin man wearing patched old clothes was carrying a bundle of firewood and struggling down the mountain.

It was Xu Wenbo, the man who protected his wife among the five new people who arrived that afternoon.

He seemed to have seen them too, and paused, a look of vigilance and wariness appearing on his face.

Xu Wenbo did not know Yan Yu. He went up the mountain during his rest period to find some herbs to treat his wife's cold.

But he didn't know there were so many people in the mountains. He wandered around and couldn't find any herbs, so he could only gather some firewood first.

I didn't expect to run into people even though I went to such a remote place.

Yan Yu's gaze lingered on him for only half a second before he looked away.

What he was thinking was that this person was Yu Hao's uncle-in-law.

Seeing him is like seeing trouble.

He ignored the probing look in her eyes, and instead took Ruan Tang's small hand and turned onto another fork in the road without hesitation.

Xu Wenbo stood there, stunned, watching the couple disappear into the woods.

He didn't expect the other party to just walk away. Along the way, whenever the commune members saw him, they would either stay far away or come up and point their fingers at him and curse.

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