Traveling through famine: The space peasant girl

Unable to stand the stupidity of these fish, she put away the fishing rod and turned to go to the medicine field to see how the medicinal herbs in the field were growing. There were still many kinds of medicinal herbs in the field, whether it was ginseng, Ganoderma lucidum, or some legendary rare and exotic herbs, she had quite a few. When she was in Baoshan before, Wang Shiyu had taken advantage of them a lot. There were many that even Wang Huan didn't know about. After all, she had collected them secretly, so how could Wang Huan know?

To be honest, these medicinal herbs of hers have never been seen before. She plans to let these precious herbs continue to grow and then dig them out when they are needed. Many of the ginseng seeds she bought in modern times are not as good as those grown from the seeds she collected in this dynasty. This may be because of artificial cultivation, which leads to genetic mutations.

Except for some honeysuckle he picked, which he dried and used to make tea for his family to drink to regulate the body and reduce internal heat, Wang Shiyu never took other medicinal herbs out. No matter whether it was the Ganoderma lucidum that was almost as big as a washbasin, or the ginseng that was thicker than her calf, Wang Shiyu sometimes felt as if she had planted radishes here.

All these good things were just lying there in her space, actually, normally, if she took out these things and sold any one of them, Wang Shiyu would become rich instantly. If she hadn't been always worried that the old man would cause trouble, and if Mo Ru Ru hadn't refused to leave here, she would have thought of a way to leave here long ago, and taken Mo Ru Ru to live in seclusion somewhere else. By then, any one of the herbs in the space would be enough to cover their expenses for the rest of their lives.

But in Jizhou City, she never wanted to take out such good things, not even to give them away. Such good things, looking at the ginseng stove with so many heads like sesame seeds, must have been there for at least tens of thousands of years. Once this thing is taken out, it will probably become a spirit.

So even if she would take these rare things out in the future, she would not take those that are too big, otherwise there would be no way to explain their origins. Thinking of this, she slowly picked out two ginsengs, whose ages were controlled at around nine hundred to one thousand years, not much more. There are still such things here, but once they appear in the world, people from Hubei will buy them and take them home for collection.

Then after it was processed and dried, several beautiful brocade boxes grew out of it, which he stuffed directly into the box. He planned to keep one for Mo Ru Ru, and then give the remaining one to Yu Xiu Ming for nourishment. Although Yu Xiu Ming's health has improved a lot now, it was still due to the poisoning he suffered when he was young.

Now he can only take care of himself slowly. His temper has even been a little weird recently. He seems unable to suppress his violent temper every time. Although Yu Xiuming was not angry before and was always sick, he never couldn't suppress his temper. Otherwise, how could everyone have the impression that Yu Xiuming was gentle and elegant.

In fact, even if Yu Xiuming didn't say it, Wang Shiyu had also observed his temper recently during their time together. He seemed like a firecracker, ready to explode at the slightest touch. Only when he was by her side could he suppress his firecracker temper. Yu Xiuming had said before that he had to leave home for recuperation because of poisoning. It might be because the spiritual spring had regulated his body, but the toxins in his body might not have been completely cleared. After all, Wang Shiyu used relatively little spiritual spring water, so he might need to increase the dosage or use some medicinal herbs to completely detoxify it.

The main reason was that she didn't know what Yu Xiuming's exact condition was, but these herbs should be able to help him a little, even if the remaining poison had not been completely cleared.