After she confirmed "yes", two more options appeared: one was spiritual spring water, and the other was ordinary water.
The notes also thoughtfully include that the spiritual spring water can improve the quality and taste of the crops grown there, and shorten the maturation period.
What's there to hesitate about? She decisively chose the spirit spring water, because there seemed to be a lot of it.
After watering, the previously wilted seedlings all perked up and grew quite a bit taller, while the original seeds all sprouted tender green shoots about the length of a thumb.
The speed at which these things grew truly astonished Zhu Qinghao.
If the things she had prepared beforehand made her happy, then the crops growing in the space now gave her a great sense of security.
Once these things grow, their whole family won't have to worry about food and drink anymore, since they can't just plant one crop.
Seeing that they had stopped growing after reaching a certain point, Zhu Qinghao couldn't resist spending 10 points to water them with spiritual spring water again. Sure enough, they grew quite a bit taller.
She was pleased to see this, but she didn't continue watering it because the space had given her a hint that even if she stopped watering, the crops would continue to grow and grow very well, and the subsequent spiritual spring water could only play a role in promoting growth.
She's not in a hurry right now, so there's no need to keep urging her. She also needs to see what the normal growth rate is like in the space. Only after understanding this can she lay the foundation for future planting plans.
Satisfied with what she found in the space, Zhu Qinghao took her basket and left. She went outside for a stroll and spent a dime to find out from an old woman where she could buy baby animals.
No wonder I didn't see any for sale outside; it turns out you have to go to the black market.
Having found out the location, she didn't rush to return the basket, but instead carried it to the black market.
If we actually manage to buy it later, we'll need something to carry it, won't we?
She found a place to enter her spatial dimension, disguised herself, concealed her dazzlingly white skin and striking face, and entered the alley she had inquired about, wearing a headscarf.
Although she knew beforehand that there would be guards at the entrance of the black market, she was still startled by the person who suddenly appeared.
Because the person was hiding quite well, and she herself was trying her best to appear natural, she was only focused on walking forward and didn't dare to look around.
"Buy or sell?"
"Ouch……"
The gatekeeper was a boy who looked only fifteen or sixteen years old. He saw that Zhu Qinghao was almost startled and fell on her bottom, and his expression was not very natural.
"Excuse me, ma'am, are you alright?"
Upon hearing this address, Zhu Qinghao's eyes widened, and she almost couldn't help but roll her eyes at him, but she managed to hold back.
It's understandable that she looks a bit older than she is, since the clothes she's wearing today belong to her grandmother, and the headscarf she's wearing was also bought for her grandmother to use in the countryside.
She took out the five cents she had prepared in her pocket, handed it over without any hesitation, and went inside without saying a word.
"Auntie, please don't be angry, I really didn't mean it!"
Zhu Qinghao had only taken a few steps when she stumbled again. After regaining her balance, she turned her head.
"It's alright, young man, I don't blame you."
The young boy scratched his head. Did this woman really not blame him? But why did her tone sound like she was gritting her teeth? Was it just his imagination?
Zhu Qinghao turned her head and quickened her pace; she really didn't want to hear the people behind her calling her "auntie" anymore.
But after taking a couple of steps, she stopped caring. If others could misjudge her age, does that mean she was pretty good at disguising it?
Thinking of this, she even smiled slightly, clearly pleased.
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