Upon closer inspection, his face and body were covered in wheat husks, and the chief's eyes were red, filled with emotion at the sight of the sweltering summer.

"Xiaxia, look! These ears of wheat are huge! There are many more like this!" He sniffed and pointed to an area nearby: "With potatoes, sweet potatoes, and rice, all the beasts will have enough to eat this snowy season!"

As a chief, he was sometimes powerless.

Having witnessed too many of his people starve to death, he developed a strange obsession with ensuring that all the beasts were well-fed during the snow season.

There was no way to preserve food before, and no one knew that these things could be grown and eaten. But now, thanks to Xiaxia, he knows!

Every day I dream about opening up more land and thinking about how to better take care of it, afraid of making even the slightest mistake.

A lump formed in her throat in the summer heat. She blinked, then smiled and comforted them, "Yes! Not only will we be well-fed, but we'll also be warmly dressed. Things will get better and better."

The chief's face was tanned a deep red, and his smile was radiant.

He exchanged a few pleasantries, instructed Tie Bai and Qing Mu to take good care of Sheng Xia, and then couldn't wait to run off to harvest wheat.

All the orcs ate their meals hastily and then continued working. No one complained, and they happily gathered the collected food together.

"I've never seen so much food before, Beast God!"

"Yes, I didn't expect that planting just a little bit would result in so many plants."

The passionate discussions that could be heard everywhere filled Sheng Xia with immense satisfaction, and the corners of her mouth never left her lips.

They were all like they'd been injected with adrenaline, their sharp claws flashing and creating afterimages, which made Aoki's heart burn with excitement.

Seeing this, Shengxia pinched Tiebai and Qingmu's arms, tilted her head and smiled mischievously.

"Alright, you guys go ahead, I'll stay here."

The fields are surrounded by wild animals, so it's very safe.