Dantai Mo: [...]
He wasn't fond of farming. The points had risen because of the combined effect of papermaking, movable type printing, and those two veterinary books!!
Dantai Mo simply couldn't keep his emotions from surging.
Every time, Fifth Miss did something unexpected and caught him completely off guard.
The Black Tortoise System scolded him for his lack of resolve: [Your Highness, what happened to keeping your heart as still as water?!]
[I feel like you're about as useless as I am.]
Dantai Mo: [...]
[If you got your hands on those two books, your emotions would surge even more than mine!]
The Black Tortoise System: [They wouldn't. My heart would only be colder than snow in the depths of winter.]
Dantai Mo: [You're boasting.]
The Black Tortoise System: [I'm not boasting. I can't read, so even if you gave them to me, I wouldn't understand them.]
Dantai Mo: [...]
Headache in progress.
What did an illiterate system have to be so proud of?
Holding the two books, Dantai Mo couldn't calm himself for a long time.
Animal husbandry was underdeveloped in Great Xia, and veterinarians were scarce. The government hadn't established a Veterinary School, so veterinary knowledge was only passed down within families or from masters to apprentices among the common people.
Livestock were vital to farmers. When cattle or sheep fell ill, people generally relied on folk remedies passed down through generations. With no specialized medical texts, many animals died while giving birth, leaving farmers with devastating losses.
These two books could train more veterinarians for Great Xia. Perhaps one day, every household really would have an ox to plow its fields, and farmers would not only have full bellies but even get to eat meat occasionally...
He had never seen these two books before. They were probably