Su Hao's life was very simple. During the day, he wandered through corners of the small city. At night, when darkness settled heavily over the land, he crawled back into the kitchen through the dog hole and buried himself in the pile of firewood.
In merely five days, Su Hao obtained everything he wanted.
A decent set of clothes, a pair of homemade straw sandals, and a sharp little iron sheet tied to a hardwood stick as a short spear for self-defense. He even had a small amount of savings in his pocket and no longer needed to worry about his daily meals.
His body began to grow stronger, gradually regaining its healthy color.
The time was ripe. Su Hao began spending two hours every day refining Blood Qi.
Before refining Blood Qi, Su Hao gave his body a full scan and discovered the differences between this body and the ones from his previous lives.
First of all, the humanoid race of this world called themselves the Zhu Huo People.
In appearance, they were taller and stronger than orthodox humans. Though he was now only a little over three years old, his strength was comparable to that of a seven- or eight-year-old human child.
Their skin was dark yellow, their hair was mostly brownish-black, and their hair shafts had oval cross-sections. As a result, most of the people he saw had messy curls. There was a tuft of white fuzz at the tips of their ears, and their hearing was extraordinarily sharp.
During the day, their eyes were like human eyes, seeing clearly both near and far. At night, their eyes were like cats' eyes. After Su Hao properly supplemented his nutrition, he gradually became able to see in the dark.
Their nails were extremely hard and sharp. If carefully