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Chapter 82: Rare Treasures in the Forest, Dog Barking at Night The forest had almost no clear paths, and the way down the mountain was full of broken and decayed wood. There were still quite a few insects, and occasionally, Lin Heng would see millipedes crawling on the ground, curling up into a circle with a light touch. On the trees, there were often longhorn beetles, rhinoceros beetles, and green beetles. If it were when he was a child, Lin Heng would definitely catch a few to play with, but now he…- 696.2 K • Ongoing
- Chapter 83: Dragon and Phoenix Soup and the Drink of the Starry Sky “Thanks to you being nearby, or else I’d have been doomed here,” said Tian Baishun, grinning as he saw Lin Heng approach. “You’re still able to smile at a time like this?” Lin Heng shook his head and tied the ‘pot vine’ he had just cut on the road to a tree, tossing it over. He had only brought a short piece of rope, leaving the rest at the shelter, thinking he wouldn’t need it. “That’s why I’m able to smile, old…
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- Chapter 84: The Top of the Nine ‘Immortal Herbs’ The location where Lin Heng was standing was not very far from the waterfall cascading down the mountain stream. The medicinal herb he spotted grew on the cliff beneath his feet, standing tall and graceful, as if carved from jade. Because of its small stature, Lin Heng didn’t notice it immediately, only spotting it after the badger ran off, when he sat down to sulk. This herb was none other than the prized Dendrobium officinale, also known as…
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- Chapter 85: Going Home to Find a Wife After thinking it over, Lin Heng found this method feasible and immediately began sorting through the Dendrobium he had harvested. He cut off most of the usable stems, dried them for sale, and kept the new shoots along with the roots, preparing to replant them back home. “Lin Heng, are you planning to grow these yourself?” his uncle-in-law Li Baiquan curiously asked, observing his actions. “Yes, I want to give it a try,” Lin Heng replied with a…
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- Chapter 86: Xiulan’s Day “Dad, big brother, let’s have a drink.” Once the food was served, Lin Heng lifted his wine glass and spoke first. “Come on, cheers!” Lin’s father and others also raised their glasses. Tonight’s meal was abundant, making it a good occasion to drink. The family sipped on their drinks, and even Xiulan, Lin Heng’s mother, had a little yellow rice wine mixed with syrup wine. The grouse meat was tender and delicious, much better than the chickens they raised…
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- Chapter 87: Setting Traps, Hunting Snakes “Xiongba, come here. See if you can jump over this,” Lin Heng said, pointing at a one-meter-high firethorn tree after parting ways with his wife and arriving at the foot of Red Maple Mountain. “Woof!” Xiongba barked, sped up slightly, and leaped over it effortlessly. “Woof!” It looked back at Lin Heng, seemingly unimpressed by the challenge. “Alright, here’s a taller one.” Lin Heng pointed at another tree, about two meters high, wanting to test…
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- Chapter 88: Empty-Handed Hunts Are Common They had set out in high spirits, trekking through difficult terrain to finally reach the wetland where they had set their traps. “The first King Yama Noose is empty?” Lin Heng was a little disappointed. Then his disappointment grew. Empty. Empty. Empty again. They checked over a dozen snare traps, and every single one was empty. “Could it be that there’s something wrong with my King Yama Noose?” Lin Heng began to doubt himself. It was one thing for…
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- Chapter 89: Boar Charge Everyone quickened their pace, moving forward. The first few pitfall traps remained intact, so they split up to search for traces of wild boars. But when they reached the sixth trap, they all froze in place from a distance. “Oooorhh! Oooorhh!” A massive black-haired wild boar was caught—it had been snared by its front legs and was hanging, but its hind legs still touched the ground. The tree supporting the trap was bent under its weight, clearly unable to hoist the heavy…
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