Chapter 577: Chapter 575: The Transmigrated Woman Who Self-Destructed 18 Times (Part 6)
The things here are better than those outside, whether it’s the benefits after consumption or the taste itself. Giving two shares to Jiang Zhi is enough for him to fight for that position.
Jiang Zhi is indeed very happy, he knows a bit about the crops in the dream-space cultivation, and there’s anticipation in his eyes.
As for being mentioned as the space master in the dream, he completely disregards it.
No one is immune to such a miraculous place, but one must not be too greedy, especially those without the capability should manage their desires well.
"In the future, you can also bring your own people to help," Ah Chen said, "but the shares won’t change."
Thus, Jiang Zhi was even more delighted, already contemplating who he could bring to assist in his mind.
"Thank you, Miss Chu." He bowed to Ah Chen. If the things here are indeed as good as in the dream, he will benefit immensely, making the fight for that position a certainty.
Ah Chen said, "More work yields more gain."
Jiang Zhi nodded and began weeding; at this moment, he was like a farmer eagerly awaiting harvest, though this farmer was handsome and dignified.
Over two days, Jiang Zhi cleared the wild grass and planted various seeds.
According to Ah Chen, planting here is regardless of season and only requires watering once.
The crops’ growth period is quite short; the shorter-term vegetables take only three to five days, fruits take slightly longer, needing ten days to half a month, and grains take about a month.
Another three days later, Jiang Zhi started eating fresh vegetables.
The house has a warehouse; pulling up the grown vegetables and storing them there prevents spoilage.
However, he didn’t pull them all out, leaving some seeds behind.
Looking at the ground full of his labor results, he felt a sense of accomplishment.
In the warehouse, Ah Chen intentionally allocated a space for Jiang Zhi to store his harvested fruits and vegetables.
Even though they were just vegetables for now, Jiang Zhi was full of vigor, almost forgetting he still had a throne to contend for.
Ah Chen was quite satisfied looking at the overgrown land, knowing the main character’s skills were fully maxed out; indeed, even farming was done exceptionally well.
"Miss Chu, does the land seem to be expanding?" Jiang Zhi was a bit surprised, not having noticed this in the dream.
Ah Chen nodded, "As long as sowing continues, the land will gradually expand, so, more work yields more gain."
Jiang Zhi was reinvigorated, feeling like he essentially owned his own granary.
"Can I take the seeds I left outside to cultivate?" he asked tentatively.
Although the land here would expand, it couldn’t immediately grow large enough to feed the entire Yang Dynasty population.
If the seeds could be taken outside, the entire Yang Dynasty people would benefit; these fruits and vegetables were enticing enough, but the unseen grains were the real attraction.
If it was possible, what a monumental achievement that would be!
There’s no chance for Immortal Cultivation, but making a name in history should be feasible, right?
Ah Chen smiled, "Yes, you can."
Presently, the space level is too low; otherwise, as the space master, she could plant with just a thought.
Right now, it isn’t possible, but consuming space power rapidly could cause collapse, better wait.
"Thank you, Miss Chu." Jiang Zhi bowed to Ah Chen again, no longer thinking about the dreams; everything at present was a great opportunity.
Before his assistants arrived, he planted as many crops as possible.
No need for vegetables for now, plant fruit trees without uprooting, and currently focus on sowing various grains.
Watching Jiang Zhi’s vigour, Ah Chen found it amusing, but she didn’t interrupt, sitting in front of the house reading a book.
She appreciated his disposition.
Now nothing should change, heading towards his destined plot.
Just then, Ah Chen sensed something unusual by the seaside, surprised; according to the plot, Jiang Zhi’s assistants wouldn’t find him for some time.
With a thought, she exited the space, heading to the shore, where she saw someone washed ashore by the waves.
Plot changes didn’t bother Ah Chen; it’s normal.
She similarly took out a jade-green bamboo joint to flip the person, then the bamboo joint disappeared, stooping to help the person up.
Hmm?
Jiang Zhi had also noticed Ah Chen’s unusual behaviour, following her outside. Since he had Ah Chen’s permission, he could enter and exit freely. She disliked the hassle of having to take people in and out each time, so granting Jiang Zhi the right to manage entrances and exits.
Seeing Ah Chen carrying a blood-and-water-soaked man back, and not minding, Jiang Zhi’s expression froze, realizing what preferential treatment meant.
He must be an acquaintance!
Jiang Zhi quickly soothed himself.
He hurried over, asking, "Is he a friend of Miss Chu?"
Seeing the face stunned him for a moment; it was familiar, then he quickly recalled, wasn’t this Shen Zheng’an?
"You know him?" Ah Chen asked.
The plot details she possessed were few; anything outside the two protagonists often remained vague, and the Commissioner’s memory about this world was extremely scarce.
"Yes, I know him." Jiang Zhi nodded, rapidly introducing the identity, "He is Shen Zheng’an, the second master of the Weimu Marquis Mansion. He recently became the Top Scorer, and it’s a sure thing unless unexpected, he’d be appointed Champion Scholar. But before the palace test, a cheating scandal broke out; someone accused him of buying the exam paper, and the surface evidence was compelling."
"Considering his genuine talent, the emperor deprived him of his title, exiled him to Yu State, without further pursuits." Speaking here, Jiang Zhi paused, "Laining County belongs to Yu State."
Ah Chen nodded gently, so that’s the case.
Hearing Shen Zheng’an’s name, she found him in the plot. There, Shen Zheng’an later seemed to be part of Jiang Zhi’s faction, having quite a good relationship, with no cheating scandal appearing, his record was commendable. Shen Zheng’an contributed significantly to Jiang Zhi’s stable position.
Now seeing variations isn’t surprising for Ah Chen, after all, the Commissioner reset the world eighteen times, indicating this world had been rebooted eighteen times, between encompassing traversals and rebirths, other opportunities naturally existed.
Shen Zheng’an might be one of the victims.
"His injuries are severe."
Should say he was hanging by a thread.
Jiang Zhi didn’t fret much, he also sustained severe injuries back then.
Sure enough, Ah Chen took out a cup of Spiritual Spring Water, feeding Shen Zheng’an, his complexion gradually improved, though he didn’t wake up.
"Why not place him in the cave?" Jiang Zhi suggested.
Ah Chen shook her head, "That place is dark and damp, unsuitable for living."
Jiang Zhi: ...
Used to it now.
Shen Zheng’an seemed lucky to draw Miss Chu’s attention; fortunate indeed, his looks were slightly better than Jiang’s.
Although hearing this guy was previously unseemly, notorious for his bad repute, famous in Capital City for being a prodigal who scored surprisingly high in the civil service exam, nearly becoming Champion Scholar, then prior should have been concealing talent, playing a fool.
This likely linked with the Weimu Marquis Mansion.
Details unknown, but some things become clear after slight pondering.
The cheating incident needs further investigation when returning in hopes of opportunities to uncover. Shen Zheng’an now surviving, surely won’t let him lay low.
Maybe collaboration is possible.
Just saw Ah Chen’s hand revealing the jade-green bamboo joint again, quickly attracting Jiang Zhi’s attention.
The jade-green bamboo joint flew to the nearby woods; soon, timbers soared out, constructing a house immediately.
Jiang Zhi: Getting used to it gradually, but still a bit envious.
