Should we pick some mushrooms and send them to Ni Yongying and the members of the Little Red Flower Band, who are far away in Jiangxi Province?

This can be considered a commemoration of my first formal participation in such an outdoor program.

"Ying Bao's first kill! Awesome!"

"Is Heng Ge really going to embrace a 'go with the flow' approach?"

"They don't look like they're here to pick mushrooms at all; they look more like they're here for a tour in the woods."

"The problem is that Wang Yueheng's basket is already full of mushrooms! Could he have just picked them randomly?!"

"It's okay, they'll probably check again when we get back."...

Fans were surprised to see Wang Yueheng strolling around leisurely, with his basket filled with the most mushrooms.

At this moment, the midday sun shines through the gaps in the taller tree canopy, forming slanted beams of light that add a touch of sanctity to the dark forest.

At the edge of such a beam of light, several clumps of lush, slender plants caught Huang Lei's eye.

The plant's leaves were long and narrow, with an elegant, outstretched shape, and shimmered with a warm luster under the light.

It is surrounded by several pale green buds that have not yet fully bloomed. The buds have a unique shape and a subtle elegance.

"Hey! I've found something good again!"

Huang Lei's eyes lit up, and he walked over quickly, his tone filled with excitement, as if saying, "It's time for my science popularization again."

"See this? This is called 'wild leeks'! It's wild! This is really good stuff! It's stronger than the leeks you buy at the market, but that wild aroma is amazing!"

"Stir-fried eggs, or dumplings, are incredibly delicious!"

He then squatted down, pointed to the clump of plants, and began to speak eloquently to the camera and the crowd that had gathered around him.

Huang Lei gently touched the long, narrow leaves and continued in a serious tone, "Look at these leaves, how tender they are! Let's pick some to take home and have them as an extra dish tonight!"

"Wild chives? They look so tender!"

"Teacher Huang is truly a walking ingredient library!"

"Stir-fried wild chives, sounds delicious!"

"Holy crap! Teacher Huang, shut up! That's not chives!!!"

However, before Huang Lei could finish speaking, the live stream chat exploded like a lake surface hit by a boulder.

Sharp-eyed viewers immediately recognized the plant in his hand.

"Help! That's a Cymbidium goeringii! A Class II protected orchid in China!!!"

"Ahhh! Teacher Huang, wake up! That's an endangered orchid! You can't pick it! You have to go inside!"

"Where's the director? Quickly switch the camera to warn Teacher Huang! There's going to be a live broadcast mishap!"

"Oh no, oh no, the legal education drama series is set to feature: 'Top-tier variety show guest accidentally picks a nationally protected plant'!"

"Look at Wang Yueheng's expression! He seems to know!"

"Teacher Huang Lei, please stop! The comments section is here to protect you!"...

Led by some knowledgeable viewers, many quickly took screenshots and searched online for the "mountain leeks" Huang Lei mentioned.

To everyone's surprise, it turned out that this was not "wild leeks" at all.

It's clearly a nationally protected plant called "Orchid Grass"!

In an instant, a dense barrage of comments almost completely covered the screen, all of them shocking alerts.

In the control room, the assistant director was sweating profusely, frantically shouting into the walkie-talkie, "Teacher Huang! You've made a mistake! That's not chives! It's a protected plant! Orchid grass! Stop it now!"

Unfortunately, Huang Lei is immersed in his persona as an "agricultural expert".

In addition, the signal may not be very good in the forest.

I didn't notice the subtle background noise in my headset or the chaos in the control room.

He was still enthusiastically describing eighteen ways to eat "wild leeks".

"Teacher Huang Lei, this is not wild chives, it is orchid grass."

"A Class II National Protected Plant!"

Just then, Wang Yueheng, who had been silently following behind, made a move.