But why did they have to farm and cook for themselves?
Xu Chunniang instinctively wanted to find something edible in her storage space to fill her stomach.
Yet the moment the thought arose, she discovered in astonishment that her divine sense could no longer extend outward.
More than that, she could not even sense the storage space she had personally opened.
How strange. How peculiar.
But this was the Eternal Land. No matter what happened here, it was nothing to be surprised about.
Xu Chunniang fell into thought and tried to use a spell to clean the grime from her clothes.
But after trying for a long while, not the slightest bit of power flowed from her fingertips.
It seemed that here, everything could only be done by relying on herself.
Xu Chunniang lowered her head to look at her dirty clothes and thought that she would have to take better care of this set of garments from now on.
Recalling the fruit-laden trees she had seen, Xu Chunniang set down her work and headed into the mountains. Before long, she found where the wild fruit grew.
Xu Chunniang took off her outer robe and carefully set it aside. Then she tightened her clothes, scrambled up the tree in two or three moves, picked a large, round fruit, lightly wiped it with her hand, and bit into it.
After one bite, Xu Chunniang immediately pulled a long face and repeatedly stuck out her tongue.
She had not expected these fruits to be so large and round, yet taste so awful. Not only were they indescribably sour and astringent, they also left a numbing sensation in her mouth.
No wonder these wild fruits hung high from the branches with hardly anyone coming to pick them. Only birds were willing to peck