Spring 9th of the first year
Early in the morning, as soon as I stepped outside and turned my head, I saw a huge chicken flapping its wings and running out of the henhouse, happily rushing into the grass to pluck and eat grass.
You suddenly realize that what you bought before was just a chick, and in the game, the chick will suddenly grow into a big hen one morning.
I stood silently at a distance watching it graze, and only dared to walk over and stand with it when I estimated that the chicken had eaten its fill.
This is a necessary precaution. Chickens are omnivores, and even if they are grass-eating animals in the game, we cannot be careless.
As for the reason—damn it, this chicken's beak can easily reach your elbow, and its comb almost touches your shoulder. Is this the size of an ordinary poultry?
You stiffly raised your hand to touch it, and the huge chicken seemed incredibly docile, clucking obediently and a heart-shaped symbol of joy appearing on its head.
Great, it doesn't look like it will peck people.
Actually, you're a little afraid of adult chickens. When I was a child, to make cleaning easier, my parents would tie one leg of a live chicken they bought to a plastic rope of random length and keep it in the toilet.
This means that every time you go to the toilet, you'll be facing a fierce-looking chicken less than half a meter away, constantly worried that it will come over and peck you.
#People are very vulnerable when they poop#
You tried touching the chicken again, and its information popped up in front of you, the most eye-catching thing being its name, [74].
"Let's rename it!" you ask the live stream viewers for their opinions: "Do you guys think it's better to call it 'Gifting Brown Chicken' or 'Giant Chicken'?"
To avoid misunderstandings from netizens, you even explained: "This chicken is a brown chicken that came as a free gift with the purchase of polychrome shards, so it can be called the 'Brown Chicken.' As for the 'Giant Chicken,' it's because the way this giant chicken goes out in the morning looks like it's saying 'Good morning' to me, isn't that fitting too? It's a tough choice..."
[Shenjin, I think you're just trying to use puns.]
I'm voting for the G Giant Chicken; the term "funeral chicken" doesn't sound very auspicious.
[With a cold, indifferent expression: You still have the nerve to talk about buying multicolored fragments?]
After the routine of catching chickens, it's time for the routine of watering. You're thinking that once you unlock the basic sprinkler, you can try a different farming method. Watering every day can kill time, but it's also boring.
So you take out coal, copper ore, and stone from the box, all bought directly from the store, neatly arranged in sets of 999, planning to make more furnaces first, so that you can quickly gather the copper and iron ingots needed for the basic sprinkler.
You have no idea how much initial spray you need because when you played before, you slowly accumulated these materials by mining, and you were reluctant to spend so much to make a useless initial spray that could only water four blocks of land.
The result of being a player who lacks planning and relies on cheating is that you accidentally create a total of 80 furnaces!
This is more than just "a bit too much." If you don't consider the sickles, these 80 furnaces are enough to smelt out the metal ingots needed to upgrade all farm tools to iridium in one go!
Somewhat distressed, you put 60 of them into a wooden box for storage, and then set up 20 furnaces on the open ground next to the receiving box to start smelting iron ingots.
Make only 40 basic sprinklers, since they're just for temporary use and might not be needed in the summer.
An open-air furnace doesn't look good, so you want to ask Robin to build you a big house as a workshop, but right now she's standing outside your house, hammering away. After upgrading the house, you need to upgrade the chicken coop, and after upgrading the chicken coop, you need to build a silo...
So why can't Nobara Kugizaki take on house repair jobs? She's portrayed as a carpenter's daughter, and quite skilled with a hammer! I really want to pay double to poach her from the clinic to help Robin with the hammering!
You sighed, continued putting iron ore into the furnace, and decided not to stand there waiting idly. Instead, you decided to go to Pelican Town and see if you could run into anyone.
...So I had to go sardine fishing again.
Willie posted a new bounty on the bulletin board, offering 120 gold to any fisherman who catches three sardines in order to pass on the art of fishing.
It's not a lot of money, but the advantage is that you don't actually have to give him the sardines you caught, so it's still worth doing.
You accept the mission and head towards the beach with your fishing rod.
Elliott meets you on the bridge leading to the beach. He seems to be taking a break from writing to get some fresh air, and with a helpless expression, he confides in you: "Unintentional success can be unexpected. If you think too much, you'll miss fleeting inspiration. Perhaps I'll take longer to polish a work that will be remembered... So in the meantime, what I urgently need is inspiration: how to get closer to another soul? My new friend, why can't I visit you at your farm?"
The flirtation from the person in question was enough to make any Elliot fan's brain short-circuit, and they would subconsciously say, "Is it because you haven't married me yet...?"
Elliott seemed taken aback by your answer, but soon, a mesmerizing smile appeared in his green eyes, and he said softly, "Alright, but now I really have to go back to work."
You're not sure if this is a rejection of your sudden "marriage proposal," but even if it is, it seems too gentle. You should know that at this point, you haven't even reached the level of affection you'd expect from him to go inside his house!
Ahhhh, I love Elliot the most!!!
You let out a curse-queen-like scream in your mind, and you practically hopped all the way to the fishing spot.
After catching the required 3 sardines, it was already 6:50 PM. You promptly headed to the Star Fruit Bar to turn in the quest to Willie, and while you were at it, you gave everyone present a beer, making everyone happy.
You yourself drank a large glass of beer, went home tipsy, and threw copper ore into the furnace.
The furnace glowed with a blindingly bright flame, and you noticed that Robin was still standing in the spot you had seen when you left that morning, tirelessly raising his hammer and pounding away.
As you stand beside her, watching her mechanically steady and continuous movements, the surging heat in your chest suddenly subsides.
It's been 9 days already. If it's a dream, why is there still no sign of me waking up?
You open the live stream and casually ask, "Today is the beginning of my love story with Elliot. Can someone help me remember this? Down to the minute!"
【? ? ? Rabbit feet】
[Confirmed to be from my contacts, I've unfollowed them]
[July 4th, 7:58 AM. Luckily, I took a screenshot. From today onwards, I'm going to start admiring my feet! This ship mustn't sink, you know?!]
[This couple's name seems to have that serious problem.]
"Thank you, but please pat my foot," you subconsciously said, thanking them and retorting.
It's not that I care who's on the right, it's just that it sounds like I'm luckier... *cough*
You've spent 9 days in Stardew Valley, but only 2 hours have passed in reality.
If you suddenly fall ill, you might be able to be saved, but after 2 hours you'll probably be dead; if you've already died suddenly and there's no hope, it'll probably be a long time before your body smells so bad that the neighbors find it... In conclusion, there's nothing to rush, you should be able to keep up with the game progress as usual.
You couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief and went to sleep to save your progress.
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