Huahua opened the jade boxes one by one, selecting its first target. This left Gazi and the others unable to focus on cultivation—what exactly was in those boxes? Spiders, centipedes, snakes, toads...
Huahua even released a green wasp the size of a ping-pong ball. The wasp beat its wings and tried to fly away, but Huahua knocked it to the ground with one wing, picked it up, and skillfully stuffed it back into the jade box.
After agonizing over the choice for quite a while, Huahua finally decided to set aside the Thousand-Mechanism Worm gu insects for now and start with the ones with the lowest cultivation.
However, it would not eat the gu insects in front of others—spiritually aware animals were all like that. It put the jade boxes back into its Spirit Beast Bag and flew back to the Spirit Plant Formation next door, which was its territory.
After Feng Jun returned, he continued preparing all kinds of goods, while Three Lives Wine Company resumed production.
That day, Elder Sister Lou came personally to thank him. Her limbs had returned to normal. She arrived in an SUV whose trunk was packed with specialties from her hometown: peanuts, sweet potato starch, soybeans, pheasants, wild rabbits, and the like.
Elder Sister Lou said her home did not produce anything valuable, but these were all natural and pollution-free, and she hoped Feng Jun would not find them beneath him.
Feng Jun naturally accepted them with a smile. He then gave her a ten-kilogram bag of Spirit Rice in return and repeatedly reminded her, "This is for you. Don't let anyone else eat it, or I won't give you any next time."
The things the old lady had brought were indeed good stuff in the eyes of city dwellers, things they could