Construction
It was a delightful shopping spree, especially after Yu Sheng discovered that many things were cheaper than he had imagined.
Now, after who knew how many times he had "stored" their purchases, Yu Sheng led his two followers to an unnoticed corner and had Huli manifest her tail, then stuffed the newly bought chicks into it.
Watching Huli gleefully grab the chicks one by one and stuff them into her tail, Yu Sheng felt rather conflicted. Eileen, temporarily sprawled across his arm, had already run out of words to complain: "You really bought them... You're actually planning to raise chickens in the valley?"
"Why not? It's such a huge place. I don't have to worry about them getting lost or being carried off by wild dogs or something. Just scatter them all over the mountains—free-range chickens!" Yu Sheng couldn't help fantasizing about the wonderful future. "I'm telling you, I couldn't find any piglets. Otherwise..."
"Otherwise, you'd want to raise free-range pigs too, right? You're certainly thinking far ahead. You're going to scatter these tiny chicks around and raise them?" Eileen sighed. "Besides, even the grass there has only just started growing. Are you sure you can raise animals there?"
"...That's why it's a future plan. For now, we'll put the chickens in cages when we get there." Yu Sheng scratched his hair awkwardly. "I'll spend some time researching how to accelerate the valley's ecological development. I'll also find a couple of books and learn how to grow vegetables and raise chickens."
Eileen stared blankly. "...So you actually don't know how?!"
Yu Sheng put on a solemn, perfectly reasonable expression. "Nonsense. Do I look like someone who knows how? I only have extensive theoretical knowledge and imagined experience!"
"Then why are you so enthusiastic?" Eileen sounded especially exasperated. "Seeing how