Louis's fans watched him dig wood, his face glowing and eyes gleaming as if he had been rejuvenated, speechless with emotion.
[While it's good that the handsome man is no longer thinking about living off a woman and is trying to rise up, son, don't keep your head down all the time, at least look up at your mother, okay?]
[Upstairs, didn't you say you were Louis's wife? It's only been a few days, how did you become his mother?]
I can understand that. It's different with a son; he's easier to manage than a husband like Louis.
The male fan was dumbfounded.
[How can a son be expected to be able to take care of his grandson? By that logic, could I be Louis's father?]
[Great idea! It's decided! From today onwards, I'm Louis's dad!]
[If you want a son, go have one yourself. Why are you trying to take my son? Louis is clearly my child.]
The screen was filled with comments saying Louis was their son, and Louis's biological parents fell silent as they watched these comments.
The son's participation in a survival game on a remote planet has brought together a bunch of parents and such, which is quite a frustrating thing for them.
Oh well, it's all fake anyway, let the audience be happy.
Louis had no idea what his parents were thinking. He was addicted to woodworking, digging out one piece of wood at a time and then moving on to another, from planks to pillars; there was nothing he didn't want to dig out.
Seeing this, Sang Ning handed over the task of digging wood to him, while she took the wood he had dug and prepared to assemble it. Suddenly, a golden special effects barrage appeared.
Botanical Research Center: [Hello, I am a staff member of the Central Botanical Research Center. Could you elaborate on the point you made in the program earlier about the scientific name of apple not being apple, but durian?]
The barrage of comments was so bright it made Sang Ning dizzy. She blinked and waited for the effects to disappear before carefully reading through the comments. Then she replied, "Hello, apples and durians are two different kinds of things."
"I don't know why you call durian an apple, and have been calling it that for so long, but apples don't really look like this, they don't have thorns, and they're not this big."
As she spoke, Sang Ning came to the shed, bent down, and took out an apple from the basket that she had picked that morning but hadn't had time to eat yet, saying, "This is the real apple."
At this point, she said with some hesitation, "But this apple isn't pure either. The tree I picked the apple from was a banana tree, and it should have been bearing bananas, but this tree is growing apples. It's very strange."
[Oh? So the tree from which you picked apples and the fruit are two different species?]
Sang Ning nodded hesitantly, which sparked a lot of speculation among the audience.
So, this is like a banana having an affair with an apple, resulting in baby apples.
No, no, no, it's also possible that the apple cheated on the banana, but because the apple's genes are strong, the offspring inherited the apple's genes.
Why doesn't anyone consider the possibility of mutation? Plants aren't intelligent life forms, not even primitive creatures. They don't have such complex relationships or conflicts. To put it simply, it might just be a mutation.
Sang Ning wanted to laugh; the intelligent life in this world could be just as imaginative as the humans in her world.
They're all so daring.
At this moment, Professor Huang, who was using the name of the Plant Research Center, posted another special effects comment.
Hello, could you please tell us what apple and durian trees look like?
Sang Ning smiled and agreed, then added with a smile, "Apple trees are deciduous trees, while in the plant kingdom... durians are giant tropical evergreen trees belonging to the Malvaceae order and Hibiscus family..."
After describing the detailed characteristics of the two fruit trees, I added, "Apples and durians are two completely different plants. I can't speak for other things, but your understanding of apples is definitely wrong."
[Oh no, after listening to Ningning's science lesson, I feel like the plant world is about to change drastically.]
I now have a terrible suspicion: have we only misidentified one plant? Or are there countless other plants we've been mistaken about, places we're unaware of?
It's okay if I make a mistake, it won't affect anything.
[Incorrect. Making a mistake with one or two plants might not have a significant impact; you can either leave it as is or correct it directly. However, if too many plants are incorrect, it will affect the entire plant kingdom.]
The glittering special effects barrage from the Plant Research Center once again dominated the screen: "[Okay, thank you Ms. Sang Ning for correcting the error. We will now verify and correct the confusion between the apple and the durian! If it is indeed incorrect, we will definitely reward Ms. Sang Ning handsomely!]"
Sang Ning said no need to be polite. Mo Nainai and the others, who had also seen the special effects comments entering the live stream, asked Sang Ning while working, "Ningning, have you ever seen an apple tree?"
Of course she had seen them. In her native world, apple trees were not rare trees that needed heavy protection and hiding. As one of the common fruits, apples were considered an economical fruit tree, and many provinces cultivated them.
She not only saw them, but also picked apples in the orchard.
However, I couldn't say those words, so—
“I’ve seen the video; it’s about fruit farmers’ harvest. One episode is about apples, and I’ve also seen photos of apple trees.”
One viewer couldn't resist leaving a comment.
Have you seen durian before?
Sang Ning hummed in agreement. "I met her around the same time as Apple." Yeah, right. "I've also met her with bananas, pears, strawberries, and so on."
Professor Huang, who was about to log off, suddenly brightened up and posted a special effect comment.
Is this the lychee from the poem "A concubine's smile, carried by a rider in the dust, yet no one knows it's from a lychee seller"?
Sanning, "???"
No, she clearly said pear, she didn't mention lychee at all, so why did the plant research center hear it as lychee?
"It's a pear, not a lychee, but I've seen lychees before."
Then, she asked curiously, "Aren't there any lychees?"
To Professor Huang's utter dismay, Sang Ning knew something about lychees. "Yes," he said with a sigh, "but the lychees have mutated; they look like this now."
As he spoke, he uploaded several pictures and a video.
When Sang Ning opened it, her eyes nearly popped out of her head; the mutation was just too incredible.
If the pictures and videos didn't all have the tree species and number labeled, she would never recognize it as a lychee tree if she encountered it in real life.
As for lychees...
There are no more lychees, but the trees are full of small green fruits, which are really small, about the size of a newborn baby's fingernail.
The fully grown ones are only about the size of two baby fingernails. Once the shell is peeled off, there is no pulp inside, only a pit.
Sang Ning frowned. "Did this lychee tree mutate naturally, or was it grown like this after its genes were altered?"
[Natural mutation.]
Without hesitation, Professor Huang typed a message on his telepathic device: "[At first, the lychee tree was normal, but as time passed, it changed. Through generations of mutation, it became what it is now.]"
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