Qin Lin felt inexplicably excited at the sight. He was even itching to give it a try.
It really was as if he'd wished for something and it had appeared.
Qin Lin immediately focused on the game screen. Aside from special seeds, the game had no concept of saving seeds for later. Once the crops were ripe, the little dwarves would harvest them right away.
There was one other thing: he wanted to transplant the wasabi and save its seeds, but he couldn't wait until it was almost ripe to transplant it. He needed to do it at a more suitable time, at least early enough—once it had grown past the seedling stage, it should be ready to transplant.
Keeping his eyes on the game, Qin Lin saw that the wasabi had grown to a decent size. He left the office and went to the utility room inside, then entered the game at once and headed straight for the ranch house. He took some empty flowerpots from inside.
He had prepared the flowerpots in advance so he could use them at a time like this.
He picked up several pots, then grabbed an ordinary hoe and a shovel and headed for the desert mutation plot.
Green plants grew lushly among the gravel, showing no signs of wilting from the desert's lack of water.
If plant experts in the real world saw this, their jaws would hit the floor.
So many plant experts had researched plants for desert control. They knew just how miraculous and astonishing this crop was.
Qin Lin grabbed the shovel and began filling the flowerpots with sand.
He didn't have any gravel right now, so he could only dig some out of the game.
After taking some time to fill the pots with gravel, Qin Lin picked