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A Divine Farmer - Chapter 66

Published at 26th of April 2024 06:00:12 AM


Chapter 66

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C66 – For What?

Zhang Xiaoloong was jolted by the sound, though he hadn’t witnessed the incident firsthand. Recalling yesterday’s incident with the prototype, he could well imagine what transpired within.

Who would dare to intrude upon his greenhouse?

Pondering, Zhang Xiaoloong realized Lee Xiulian was the sole individual present. Could it be her?

Doubt crept into Zhang Xiaoloong’s mind. Despite the warmth of his greenhouse, it remained desolate inside. With no lawn and frequent visitors, who would be foolish enough to engage in mischief here?

Drawing nearer to investigate, he immediately identified the culprit as Lee Xiulian. Yet, something seemed amiss...

Placing the young wolf by the door, Zhang Xiaoloong hurried inside. “Elder Sister Lianzi, what happened?”

He found Lee Xiulian lying on the ground, clutching her waist with one hand while the other remained pressed against the ground. She appeared distressed, breathing heavily. “I’ve twisted my waist...”

Rushing to her aid, Zhang Xiaoloong supported her and began employing the Herb Growing Art, gently massaging her injured waist.

The Herb Growing Art not only treated illnesses but also healed internal and external wounds. This was evident when Zhang Xiaoloong successfully cured Big Brother Bi, who had sustained a head injury in a car accident.

However, Big Brother Bi’s injury wasn’t severe initially; he had merely lost consciousness due to the impact. Without timely treatment, the outcome might have been dire.

Fortunately, Lee Xiulian’s injury was minor in comparison, making it relatively straightforward to heal with divine power.

While it may seem miraculous, Zhang Xiaoloong’s abilities were limited. Divine Power only assessed the severity of wounds, making it challenging to heal significant injuries under ordinary circumstances.

For instance, if someone were severely wounded, Zhang Xiaoloong’s divine power might not suffice for immediate recovery, as was the case with Big Brother Bi’s head injury.

Conversely, Lee Xiulian had merely suffered a sprain due to lack of exercise and sudden exertion, making her recovery relatively simple.

Witnessing the other party’s awkward demeanor, Lee Xiulian couldn’t stifle another chuckle. Once a single aperture was opened, worrying about the other eight wouldn’t be necessary.

She remained unperturbed, knowing well that certain matters couldn’t be hurried. Like cooking, some dishes demanded intense heat, while others benefited from slow simmering over a low flame. Clearly, Zhang Xiaoloong’s dish required gentle braising. Intensifying the heat would only result in frying.

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After bidding farewell to Lee Xiulian, Zhang Xiaoloong earnestly began planting vegetables.

With the Nine Death Soul Returning Grass now in place and aided by his Herb Growing Art, rejuvenating the life force in this area through successive cycles was assured.

Delaying the planting would squander valuable time.

Having procured the vegetable seeds a few days prior, the soil now soft and dry, presented the optimal conditions. Sprinkling various vegetable seeds across the greenhouse required minimal effort.

Initially, his focus remained on planting seeds in this acre. The remaining nine acres would be developed gradually once he recouped his investment and turned a profit. It was a long-term strategy.

Given the quality of his vegetables, the yield from one acre wouldn’t suffice. Even ten acres might prove inadequate.

That was a concern for the future. The specifics were unclear to Zhang Xiaoloong, but the overarching plan centered on developing these ten acres first, and it wouldn’t take too long.

Sprinkling seeds and watering them to maintain warmth, Zhang Xiaoloong took extra precautions by employing the nurturing power of his Herb Growing Art.

Returning the following day, he found various seedlings had already sprouted.

By the third day, the seedlings had grown over two inches long, transforming the greenhouse into a verdant landscape, a stark contrast to its previous emptiness.

Surveying his progress, Zhang Xiaoloong couldn’t help but feel elated, anticipating the imminent transformation of these seedlings into profits that would astonish his parents.

As he glanced around, he suddenly noticed the little wolf positioning itself at the edge of the vegetable field, its gaping maw aimed inward.




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