Although it was somewhat difficult, Tang Jian did not refuse.
However, they did not bring any mountaineering equipment this time, and they never expected that there would be treasures on this rock wall.
Tang Jian thought for a moment, then pulled out two daggers from his waist. These daggers were military daggers that Lin Zao had given him.
Tang Jian leaped, his dagger plunging into the stone wall to steady himself. With another burst of strength, he jumped another ten feet into the air, the dagger once again firmly embedded in the stone wall.
After several such visits, Tang Jianzhong finally arrived at the place where they had just seen what appeared to be Ganoderma lucidum.
A closer look reveals it to be even more breathtaking.
They weren't mistaken; these were indeed Ganoderma lucidum.
And they are all several hundred years old, this whole area seems to stretch on forever.
There are so many of these, they're even more numerous than mushrooms!
Tang Jian had this thought flash through his mind at an inopportune moment.
Thinking that King Cheng was still waiting below, Tang Jian swiftly used his free hand to cut off a huge Ganoderma lucidum next to him, and then, using the same method, with a few leaps, he landed steadily on the ground.
"Quickly, let me see it."
King Cheng looked at the Ganoderma lucidum that Tang Jian was holding with one hand, reached out and took it, examining it carefully.
This Ganoderma lucidum is about the size of a washbasin, and it's a deep purplish-black color—it's actually a purple Ganoderma lucidum!
This is truly a treasure trove!
Looking at that patch of black on the stone wall, one can imagine how much there would be if it were all harvested.
King Cheng praised him, "Very good! Haha."
He has decided that once he returns and gathers all the necessary tools, he will send someone to the secluded valley with Master Yuan and his fellow disciples to harvest the fruit.
There are so many medicinal herbs here, Doctor Yuan and the others will definitely be interested. They're all on the same side anyway, and in the end, these ginseng and lingzhi will need the two of them to help process and store them.
We can just have the two of them pick these Ganoderma lucidum mushrooms.
After having his guards mark the spot, King Cheng led Tang Jian on a continued walk around the valley, glancing at the stone walls from time to time.
Although I saw quite a few precious herbs, they were still slightly inferior to ginseng and lingzhi.
Fortunately, their thoughts were not known to outsiders, otherwise they would be criticized to death. In their eyes, these inferior Chinese herbal medicines are all rare and very precious medicines.
Before long, King Cheng and Tang Jian met up with Queen Cheng and Lin Zao.
Their tasks had already been assigned, and the guards were still busy picking fruit. When they heard that Princess Cheng was talking about Wei Yu and the others having a fishing competition, Prince Cheng decided to go and take a look.
After all, he brought fishing gear with the intention of fishing himself.
So King Cheng and his wife, and Tang Jian and his wife, walked towards the pond in pairs.
When Lin Zao returned this time, she found that the competition among the four children was deadlocked, and each child had actually caught two big fish.
Seeing this, King Cheng couldn't resist the urge to fish. He ordered his guards to bring him a fishing rod and casually lifted his robe to sit by the pond.
Of course, he didn't sit with the children, since they had been fishing for quite a while and the fish had become quite clever.
So Princess Cheng asked the guards to bring over some chairs and invited Lin Zao to sit down and rest for a while.
As for Tang Jian, he was dragged along fishing by King Cheng; he needed fishing buddies, didn't he?
Lin Zao glanced at the men, all of them focused intently on fishing, and a slight smile appeared on her lips.
When she and Tang Jian came to catch fish the day before yesterday, she cast her net and caught a huge bunch of fish in one go. That was truly enjoyable.
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