She Only Cares About Cultivation
Chapter 186: 【185】Tasty and Pretty Fisherman 36 (Fourth Update)

Chapter 186: 【185】Tasty and Pretty Fisherman 36 (Fourth Update)

The second sensation was that her flesh felt firmer and her bones seemed to have been stretched a bit.

Then she ran outside and tried to lift a huge rock that usually required the combined strength of three people, only to find that with a light tap of her hand, the rock actually cracked before she could even embrace it???

Xiao Yu looked at her palms in astonishment, then walked toward another large rock. This time she did not shatter it but gently embraced it, and without using any effort at all, she actually managed to lift the large rock.

"Good Lord, with something so amazing, why didn’t you tell me sooner? This, this is truly heaven-sent! From now on, I can be a superwoman!"

Xiao Yu was thrilled, and Liang Tian was happy as well, "How about it? Worth the five million you spent, right?"

Xiao Yu nodded, "Absolutely, it’s totally worth it."

"If it’s worth it, then hurry up and earn money, so in the future you can buy another Bone Marrow Cleansing Pill. That thing has even more benefits."

Having personally experienced the benefits of the Power Pill, she did not feel any repulsion toward Liang Tian’s sales pitch—in fact, she even joked about it.

"You’re getting a commission for selling this, aren’t you?"

"Yes, a one percent points commission. If there were no commission, I definitely wouldn’t be this enthusiastic. It’s true that ’money makes the mill go round’, isn’t it?"

Xiao Yu pouted, "Figures, this is the real world."

Having not eaten for two days, Xiao Yu made herself seafood fish noodles. After eating her fill, she shouldered a basket woven from hemp rope and wandered around the mountain gathering wild vegetables.

It was the season when spring was warm and flowers blossomed. These wild vegetables could be sold for good prices in space, so she gathered them with great effort.

Perhaps because this was a solitary island with no human habitation, the vegetation not only grew luxuriously but was also tender. She could find almost all the wild vegetables she knew of, such as purslane, shepherd’s purse, dandelions, Plantago, Chenopodium album, goji berries, honeysuckle, and more.

She kept some of the gathered wild vegetables for herself and sold the rest in space, earning over 100 yuan from an afternoon’s labor.

Then in the evening, she steamed four purslane steamed buns and dipped them in garlic juice—oh, that was delicious.

However, such food was only appealing for its novelty. If you ate it every day, it would get annoying.

After dinner, as night fell, a heavy downpour began, and she stood on a rock wall gazing out at the distant sea. Even though it was pitch dark and she could see nothing, her heart was fraught with worry for the two brothers adrift at sea.

The weather at sea differed from that on land due to air currents and harsh conditions; it was ever-changing. Thus, while it was pouring rain on her side, other places might not be affected.

Due to the boat’s navigational issues, which were out of their control, Yan Qing and Xiao Ze had been unable to direct the boat whenever the storm surged; therefore, they had drifted at sea for over half a month before encountering a passing ship.

They did not hurry to board the ship because they were uncertain about the situation on board, whether any epidemic still remained, although they had prescriptions and ready-made medicines prepared by Xiao Yu. Having been adrift at sea for so many days and enduring peril after peril had made them far more cautious.

Thus, even though the people on board greeted them and invited them onto the ship, they did not board. Instead, they followed behind the large ship, which spared them the trouble of navigating, and luckily at that time, they were not far from the nearest port.

Finally, after 16 days at sea, the brothers set foot on land again.