Amazing Pastoral World: Unparalleled Medical Queen

She didn't expect that the spiritual energy in the legendary world of immortal cultivation actually existed in this world.

Lu Ke'er closed her eyes and quietly felt the flow of spiritual energy in her body. This feeling was wonderful. With each breath, she seemed to be able to feel the breathing of various plants in the forest. She didn't expect that there would be spiritual energy in this mountain stream. Is this spiritual energy only in this mountain stream, or is it in the whole mountain? If it is in the whole mountain, why didn't she feel it when she went up the mountain? If it is only in the mountain stream, then what produces the spiritual energy? She was full of doubts.

She thought that there must be something special in the mountain stream, which must be the source of spiritual energy.

Lu Ke'er opened her eyes and carefully observed the scenery around her.

It was mid-autumn, and some deciduous plants on the mountain had begun to shed their leaves, and some weeds had also begun to wither. However, in this mountain stream, the trees were lush and full of life. This was an abnormal phenomenon. Could it be because of the nourishment of spiritual energy?

The spiritual energy in her body could resonate with the spiritual energy outside her body. She circulated the spiritual energy in her body and felt it with her heart.

A very faint wave came from her right front.

To the front right, across the stream, there is a bunch of beautiful flowers. Each flower is as big as a bowl, and the purple petals stretch out in the sun, attracting countless butterflies and bees to dance around it.

Could it be this bunch of flowers?

The stream was not deep, so Lu Ke'er took off her cloth shoes, rolled up her skirt, and waded across.

As we got closer, the fragrance of the flowers became stronger.

She had never seen this flower before.

When her hand touched the petals, she did not feel any fluctuation of spiritual energy.

Not really?

However, she did feel that the spiritual energy nearby was a little thicker.

With a "bang", something fell from the tree and landed in the water, making a sound.

Lu Ke'er was startled. She glanced over and found that it was a nut that fell into the water. She couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

Suddenly, her eyes froze.

In the water near the nuts, in the stream not far from the flowers, a beige stone the size of an adult's palm lay quietly at the bottom of the stream.

She took two steps forward, bent down, and reached out to touch the stone.

A stream of spiritual energy surged towards the fingertips.

Lu Ke'er was delighted and picked up the stone.

The surface of the stone is very smooth, crystal clear and warm, and it glows faintly in the sun.

Holding it in my hands, the spiritual energy became even denser.

Haha, I found a treasure. Since this stone has spiritual energy, it can not only nourish living things, but also help the growth of her spiritual roots and increase her spiritual energy.

Lu Ke'er was overjoyed. Thinking of her paralyzed father Lu, she thought that if the stone was placed in his room, it might help him with his pain.

Lu Ke'er put the stone into the basket, and then felt the spiritual energy around her. She found that she could not feel the spiritual energy anywhere else except this stone, so she returned to the stream, dried her feet, put on her shoes, put down her skirt, and prepared to continue exploring the mountain.

Lu Ke'er took a few steps and suddenly stopped.

She suddenly remembered that wherever there is spiritual energy, there will generally be some natural treasures. This stream has been nourished by the spiritual energy of the spiritual stone for a long time, so there must be some treasures nearby. She turned around and followed the stream, slowly searching along the shore.

A faint fragrance wafted over, refreshing her mind and making her feel more energetic.

Lu Ke'er followed the scent and finally found two green-leaved plants on a moist and dark slope. A red flower sprouted from the green leaves of the plant, and Lu Ke'er quickly determined that it was ginseng! And there were two of them!

She was surprised and delighted. She hurriedly and carefully dug away the soil near the plant and dug out the ginseng rhizome bit by bit.

"Really good. Judging from its appearance, it should be a hundred years old. Haha! As expected, there is always a way out!" Holding the ginseng, Lu Ke'er felt like she was holding a property certificate. "Sister is really extraordinary. She can turn the world around with just one move. Haha!"

"I'm so happy today, so happy today!" Lu Ke'er put the ginseng in her arms, carried the bamboo basket, hummed a song, happily left the mountain stream, and continued walking forward.

The forest was full of tangled vines and dense thorns, and Lu Ke'er took every step carefully. There were many treasures in the jungle, but of course there were also countless dangers. Along the way, Lu Ke'er saw many hares and pheasants, which passed by from time to time, but unfortunately she couldn't catch them. Lu Ke'er also found many medicinal herbs in the forest, so she dug up a lot of them. What made her even more happy was that she also dug up a lot of kudzu roots. In addition to herbs and wild vegetables, she also found two wild pear trees, so she picked some wild pears from the branches she could reach.

Walking and collecting along the way, it was gradually noon, and Lu Ke'er was already starving. This body was thin, and although she circulated the spiritual energy in her body from time to time, she still felt a little tired.

Lu Ke'er found a big rock, sat down on it, took out a wild pear from the basket, wiped it on her sleeve, and began to eat it.

When she came, she brought a bamboo tube and filled it with some water. When she was in the mountain stream, she added some stream water. The stream water is nourished by spiritual stones all year round, the water quality is very good, and it has a sweet taste. Now that she has drunk most of the water, she is reluctant to use the water to wash the wild pears. Fortunately, the air in ancient times was not polluted by various chemical dusts. She just wiped off the hair and dust on the surface of the wild pears and it was ready to eat.

Although wild pears are juicy, they taste sour and astringent, which is really not delicious. After eating two reluctantly, she no longer felt so hungry. Lu Keer looked up at the sun above her head and decided to return.

She packed up the bamboo basket, put it on her back, looked around, searched her memory for the route she had taken, and prepared to go home.

I had just taken two steps when I suddenly heard a strange "humming" sound coming from the grass next to me.

Lu Ke'er was startled and stopped.