Although Old Guan was deeply indignant, it had to be said that a professional really did get things done.
And he soon had the work schedule planned out.
After all, Woodheart had previously only received visitors in the morning, leaving Old Guan the energy to arrange things during the rest of his time.
That was right. One of the tasks previously assigned to Old Guan was buying up the surrounding land deeds.
Su Ping wanted to continue expanding his base's area, allowing him to create more types of terrain and increase both the scale and variety of the pet beasts he bred.
As pet beasts grew, they would create different terrain according to their own characteristics. Forest Wolves were suited to living in forests.
But that was not necessarily true of the others.
Even with a pet beast space, expanding the Pet Beast Breeding Base was still very necessary.
Although the pet beast space expanded as his cultivation level rose, it had not truly reached an absurdly, absurdly vast size.
At the very least, his current cultivation level and strength could not achieve that.
Moreover, unlike the outside world, the Beast Taming Space benefited from the Beast Tamer's various traits. Under the care of his mental power, it was also a treasure trove for planting and growing precious resources.
That made it unsuitable for truly housing particularly large numbers of pet beasts long-term.
Nor could Su Ping move everything he owned into the Beast Taming Space.
Thus, Su Ping had an extremely clear understanding of the Woodheart Breeding Base and the Beast Taming Space-two places whose functions seemed to overlap but whose actual focuses were completely different.
The Beast Taming Space would temporarily house his combat pet beasts when they set out to fight in the future, while also serving