The Immortal King has a farming system (Quick Transmigration)

Chapter 132 The Forgotten Witch Doctor Thirty-Six

Dozens of people returned to the tribe with difficulty, carrying baskets on their backs and holding fish in their arms.

Qianya, who was left behind, saw it from afar and ran over quickly.

Qianya: "What a big fish!"

Qianya: "How did you get it?"

Lida: "It was Mo's fault."

Qianya hurried forward to help carry the basket.

Qianya: "That biggest fish looks bigger than me."

Lida: "Don't you like fish?"

Lida: "Mo said these fish will be our lunch snack."

Qianya: "Fish are hard to catch, so why not save some for food?" Lida: "Mo said he would take us fishing this afternoon."

Lida: "Mo is really good at catching fish"

Lida: "We caught so many in just a short time."

Lida: "If I wait a little longer, I will definitely catch more."

Qianya: "I'll go there in the afternoon too"

Lida: “Okay.”

Lida: "Let's bring more people and catch more fish."

Lida: "I heard that fish can be dried or smoked and stored for a long time."

Qianya: "Then let's take more people with us."

Lida: “Okay.”

Lida: "But Mo also said that we have to deal with the wild chrysanthemums first."

Qianya: “It’s okay.”

Qianya: "It's just a small amount of stuff. If we find a few more people, we can finish it in a short time."

It takes a lot of time for one person to handle dozens of baskets of wild chrysanthemums, but it only takes a few moments if dozens or hundreds of people do it.

Lida Qianya led people to pick wild chrysanthemums. Yun Mo took out a large bag of ingredients and instructed people to fry the peppers and make the fish into spicy fish.

As soon as Chunya and Lei entered the tribe, they smelled the tempting fragrance, which made them drool.

Chunya took dozens of people out to collect wild vegetables, fruits, and herbs. They collected whatever they saw and everyone came back with a full basket.

Lei also reaped a great reward. He led his men down the river and encountered a long-haired beast (similar to a sheep). It was only noon, and dozens of people had brought back one each.

At this moment, smelling the spicy aroma, they didn't care about the things they brought back. They quickly washed them and sat around the pot.

Yun Mo looked at the rows of big cats waiting obediently for food, and suddenly realized the joy of raising cats. It seemed quite good.

The big cats ate their food, took a nap for a while, and then excitedly prepared to follow Yun Mo to go fishing.

Yun Mo still took out a big net in the name of the Beast God.

The river was wide enough, and when a big net was cast out and caught, it was full of fish. Everyone cheered and cast one net after another.

Yun Mo taught them and then left them alone.

When they returned home under the moonlight at night, they had already harvested a lot.

Because fishing became more convenient with fishing nets, Lei took his people to fish for several days in a row, and was finally chased by Chunya to go hunting.

Fishing does not require strong orcs. Old orcs or slaves can do it. In Chunya's opinion, it is a waste of resources for Lei to take his strong tribesmen to fish.

It was Yun Mo who first coined the term "waste of resources," and Chun Ya put it into practice. After a few days of firing bricks in the kiln, Yun Mo stopped looking for herbs and began to build a house.

Because of insufficient manpower, Yun Mo had only built ten houses when snowflakes began to fall from the sky.

Fortunately, there was sufficient food reserve this time, so there was no need to worry about having nothing to eat, and Yun Mo did not stop production in the brick cellar.

The orcs no longer had to go out hunting and gathering, so Yun Mo got everyone moving. Half a month after the light snow fell, they built ten more houses and successfully developed a kang.

The beastmen transformed into big cats and rolled around on the heated kangs. None of them wanted to live in the cold cave anymore, so they all slept on the kangs. Fortunately, the house was big enough and the kangs covered an entire wall, so thirty big cats could sleep on one kang. Twenty rooms with kangs could accommodate them if they squeezed together.

The light snow outside turned into heavy snow, and the whole place was covered in silver. The big cats began their comfortable winter life.