Coming to the StarCraft to Be a Kindergarten Teacher: Perfect Transformation

The mountain road was rugged, but our spirits were remarkably high. The winding road, like a mighty dragon, coiled through the mountains, filled us with anticipation. The scenery along the way was breathtaking, and the fresh air was refreshing. Verdant leaves swayed gently in the breeze, as if beckoning us; the clear stream gurgled, its water splashing, creating a beautiful melody. Birds sang cheerfully in the branches, seemingly welcoming us. Before we knew it, we had reached the foot of the mountain. Looking up, the peaks towered into the clouds, shrouded in mist, resembling a fairyland. The peaks, illuminated by the sunlight, were remarkably clear, imbued with a sense of majesty. Undeterred, however, we pressed forward toward the summit with even greater excitement.

We slowly made our way into the forest. At the end of August, some trees had already begun shedding their leaves, and new ones would sprout again in October. The fallen leaves blanketed the ground like a soft carpet. "Family, look at these fallen leaves! Doesn't it look like something out of a fairy tale?" I asked, stepping on them, making a rustling sound. With each step, I felt the softness and springiness beneath my feet, as if transported to a dreamlike world. The leaves, in a variety of colors—gold, brown, and deep green—intertwined to form a beautiful canvas. Sunlight filtered through the gaps in the leaves, creating dappled shadows and adding a touch of mystery.

"Anchor, this place is so beautiful, like a fairyland!" someone replied in the barrage.

"Host, you're back in the forest again. Isn't this the mountain where you pick mushrooms? Are you going to pick mushrooms again?"

"Picking mushrooms? I'm new here, please tell me what mushrooms are."

"I know this. Mushrooms are mushrooms, but they are wild mushrooms and poisonous!"

"Poisonous? Is this an adventure anchor?"

"Don't be fooled by the above post. Mushrooms are edible wild mushrooms. This anchor is from the Flower Country of Ancient Blue Star. She knows about edible wild mushrooms. Her mushroom-picking videos are super relaxing."

Looking at the explanation of the old fans in the live broadcast room, I smiled and nodded, and continued to walk deeper into the forest.

"Yes, you guessed it right. We're here to pick mushrooms again today because the weather has been great lately, making it perfect for wild mushrooms to grow," I said to the camera. "Also, this time I brought some new tools that will make it easier to pick and preserve them."

As I spoke, I showed off the tools in my hand, such as the small shovel, basket, and food storage box, which aroused the interest of the audience.

"Wow, it looks so professional!" one viewer commented.

"I carefully selected these tools to help us better collect and protect the mushrooms," I explained. "Of course, the most important thing is to have a keen eye to spot those delicious things hidden in the grass."

As I went deeper, the surroundings became increasingly quiet, and the trees grew taller and denser. Sunlight filtered through the gaps between the leaves, creating patches of dappled light and shadow, making me feel like I was in a fairytale world.

"Look, there's a mushroom!" I suddenly shouted excitedly and pointed to a tree not far away.

The audience followed my finger and saw a brightly colored mushroom growing quietly on the grass. Its cap was red, dotted with white spots, making it look particularly beautiful.

"What kind of mushroom is this? Can it be eaten?" an audience member asked curiously.

"This is russula, a very rare fungus with delicious flavor and high nutritional value. But be careful, some russulas may contain toxins, so be careful to identify them," I explained patiently. "I'll teach you how to distinguish edible russulas from poisonous ones to avoid accidental poisoning."

After that, I carefully dug out the red mushrooms with a small shovel and put them in the basket. Then, I continued to move forward to look for more mushrooms.

Along the way, I kept discovering different kinds of mushrooms, some shaped like umbrellas, some like flowers, and some like strings of pearls. Every discovery made me extremely excited and also opened the eyes of the audience.

"It turns out there are so many types of mushrooms! It's amazing!" one audience member exclaimed.

"Yes, nature is really full of mysteries and surprises," another audience member echoed.

As I picked mushrooms, I explained their types and characteristics to my friends online. Wei'er excitedly ran ahead, occasionally bending down to pick up some. Her laughter echoed through the forest, bringing joy to everyone. I followed behind, carefully selecting, ensuring every one was edible.

"Look, this mushroom is so beautiful!" Wei Er suddenly stopped and held up a brightly colored mushroom to show me. I took a closer look, shook my head and said, "This is a poisonous mushroom. Don't eat it. The brighter and more beautiful the mushroom, the more poisonous it is. Haven't you seen my video?"

After hearing this, Wei'er stuck out her tongue and said, "I know!" Then she put the mushroom back in its place and continued walking forward.

Seeing Wei'er's enthusiastic look, I smiled and reminded her: "Look for it yourself first. I'll see if you've been watching my video carefully! By the way, don't put your hands that have touched mushrooms into your mouth. If you are thirsty and want to drink water, be sure to pay attention to not touching the entrance of the cup with your hands that have touched mushrooms."

Wei'er nodded obediently to show that she understood, and then she began to look for mushrooms in the woods again.

We continued walking forward, Wei Er was like a child, full of curiosity about everything. She kept asking questions, and I patiently answered them.

Before I knew it, several hours had passed and my basket was filled with all kinds of mushrooms. Although I was a little tired, I was in a very happy mood.

"Wow, what a bounty today! We found over a dozen different kinds of mushrooms!" I excitedly said to the camera, a satisfied smile on my face. "When I get home, I'm going to clean these mushrooms carefully and use them to cook delicious dishes. I hope you like them."

Then something struck me. I looked up at the sky, only to see the sun gradually setting in the west. "Oh no! I almost forgot I still had some blueberries to pick," I muttered to myself. Wei'er, standing nearby, heard me and her eyes lit up. "Let's go pick them! We should still have time." So we set off along the winding path up the mountain, keeping an eye out for any signs of blueberries.

Before long, we discovered a large patch of blueberry bushes nestled in a dense patch of shrubbery. From afar, the trees were laden with clusters of purple berries, like shimmering gemstones, radiating an alluring luster. Wei eagerly reached out, gently plucked a blueberry, and placed it in her mouth. The sweet and sour flavor immediately spread throughout her mouth. "Wow, so delicious!" she exclaimed happily. Seeing this, I couldn't help but pick up one and tasted it too. It was indeed incredibly delicious, leaving a lasting impression.

Sunlight filtered through the leaves, casting dappled shadows on the ground. We carefully picked blueberries, each one a gift from nature. As our baskets gradually filled, the aroma of blueberries filled the air, intoxicating.

As the sun sets, the sky turns a vibrant orange-red, resembling a beautiful painting. The afterglow casts a golden veil over the forest and mountains. A gentle breeze rustles the leaves, creating a natural symphony.

Finally, I waved to the camera, smiled, and said, "Thank you all for your company and support. Today's live broadcast ends here! If you are also curious about nature and like to explore the unknown world, please follow my channel. I will bring you more interesting content next time!"

As the video faded, the audience in the livestream left messages expressing their enjoyment and anticipation for the livestream. They marveled at the beauty and wonder of nature and appreciated the life experiences I shared. I, on the other hand, embarked on my journey home, feeling deeply inspired and filled with joy.