The backdrop can also be propped up.

It's time to make dinner now, which means I need to be more careful than before so that no one discovers I'm an undercover agent. Sen Ouling thought to herself, while keeping an eye on the path beneath her feet—after discussing it, she and Xiao Keyuan decided to go up the mountain first to gather some wild vegetables.

For the past few days, I can guarantee that my disguise was successful, and they didn't recognize me as an undercover agent. So now they should be more attentive to whose behavior is suspicious.

While Sen Ouling was still thinking about how to avoid being discovered as an undercover agent, she saw the staff member leading the way stop and say, "We've arrived. The two teachers can now dig for wild vegetables."

After the staff thanked her, Sen Ouling began to dig for wild vegetables based on her memory.

It must be said that the staff found a good spot; there were quite a lot of wild vegetables on the mountain, and Sen Ouling had dug up half a basketful in no time.

Feeling that she had dug enough, Sen Ouling turned to check on Xiao Keyuan's progress.

When Sen Ouling saw Xiao Keyuan's half-basket of wild grass, she was stunned. But after thinking about it, it was normal that Xiao Keyuan didn't recognize wild vegetables - after all, Xiao Keyuan grew up in the city and probably had no experience picking wild vegetables in the countryside.

"I'll just remind you. We're standing quite far apart now, so a gentle reminder shouldn't be a problem," Sen Ouling thought, and then said, "Teacher Xiao, that half basket of wild grass you picked is all inedible."

Upon hearing this, Xiao Keyuan paused in his picking, and retorted, "How could that be? Are you sure you didn't see wrong?"

“That’s right, Teacher Xiao, half of what you picked are inedible.” Sen Ouling took another closer look and said, “Except for that dandelion.”

Xiao Keyuan was a little embarrassed at this moment—he had been watching what Sen Ouling was picking, and he picked something similar.

However, if she said there was only half a basket, does that mean some of the weeds were picked correctly? Xiao Keyuan wondered, and decided to throw out the weeds from his basket to avoid being judged a failure later. "Which ones are weeds?"

“Throw away the ones with white fluff,” Senoring said.

“Don’t you have a lot of things with white fuzz in your basket too? Why should I throw them away?” Xiao Keyuan retorted, but Sen Ouling’s next words quickly left him speechless.

“This is wild greens in my basket.” Sen Ouling took out the wild greens from her basket for Xiao Keyuan to see. You could see that the fuzz on them was a light yellow or grayish color, like spider silk attached to the leaves, completely different from the ones Xiao Keyuan had picked.

“I don’t know what kind of wild vegetable that’s in your basket is, so eating it might cause problems.”

Xiao Keyuan stopped talking and simply threw the wild grasses from his basket—those with white downy hairs that were clearly different in color from the wild vegetables in Sen Ouling's hand—outside the basket.

Sen Ouling then explained a few more characteristics that distinguish between wild grasses and wild vegetables.

Following these instructions, Xiao Keyuan threw the wild grass out of his basket, and then stared into thought as he looked at the basket that had just been filled with wild vegetables.

Xiao Keyuan looked at the wild vegetables in Sen Ouling's basket in disbelief: "How did you manage to dig up so many?"

“Actually, you haven’t dug up any of the wild vegetables in those places you just passed.” Sen Ouling pointed to the places where Xiao Keyuan had just dug up wild vegetables.

Those places all had a deep pit, and the edible wild vegetables grew not far from the pit, looking vibrant and very appealing.

Xiao Keyuan looked at the vegetables in Sen Ouling's hand and then at the vegetables he couldn't see—they did look very similar, in fact, they were practically identical.

Knowing he was in the wrong, Xiao Ke could only put on a professional smile and say things that matched his persona in front of his fans before going to dig for wild vegetables.

After digging for wild vegetables, it's time to catch chickens.

This was Sen Ouling's task. Considering that Xiao Keyuan probably wasn't very good at these kinds of physical tasks, Sen Ouling suggested that Xiao Keyuan could wait outside the chicken coop. Once she caught the two chickens, the two of them could complete their task and return to their bungalow.

Unexpectedly, Xiao Keyuan said, "I'll join you. If the two of us catch chickens together, it might be faster."

"Hmm... okay." Sen Ouling originally wanted to refuse—after all, she didn't really know what level Xiao Keyuan was at—but then she thought that she could catch chickens pretty quickly by herself. Maybe she could catch chickens before Xiao Keyuan could, and then it wouldn't matter whether Xiao Keyuan was causing trouble in the chicken coop or not.

So Sen Ouling agreed to let Xiao Keyuan go into the chicken coop to catch chickens with her.

As soon as the two entered the chicken coop, Sen Ouling first looked around for something to feed the chickens, as it would be easier to catch them by luring them over with food.

While Sen Ouling was still looking down for chicken feed, Xiao Keyuan had already set his sights on a large rooster with beautiful plumage.

Xiao Keyuan tiptoed over, taking two steps and then stopping, afraid that his movements would be too large and scare the rooster away.

Fortunately, the rooster was still walking gracefully with its head held high, occasionally bending down to peck at the pebbles on the ground, probably to help it digest.

Xiao Keyuan breathed a sigh of relief, then approached the rooster again. When the distance was about right, Xiao Keyuan seized the opportunity and pounced on it.

The rooster had already realized that someone was behind it. As the person pounced on it, it immediately flapped its wings and hopped forward.

The rooster had large wings and long feathers, so the sound of its feathers cutting through the air was particularly loud. As the feathers flapped, the air currents were also very strong, directly stirring up a large cloud of dust on the ground. When the other roosters and hens saw or heard the rooster trying to escape, they also spread their little stick-like legs and ran around the chicken coop.

Sen Ouling had just unearthed the chicken feed that the production crew had hidden and was about to throw it into the feed trough when she heard a dull thud, followed by the clucking and squawking of roosters and hens scattering in all directions.

Sen Ouling turned around and saw Xiao Keyuan grinning as he tried to get up from the ground, while the chickens had already run far away.

"Ah! Teacher Xiao, are you alright?" Sen Ouling took a couple of steps forward, but didn't get too close to Xiao Keyuan—if she got too close, people would accuse her of arguing about their relationship; if she got too far away, people would accuse her of not caring. This distance of taking two steps and then stopping was just right. Anyway, Xiao Keyuan had already gotten up, so he didn't need her help.

“I’m fine,” Xiao Keyuan said, grinding his teeth. “These chickens are a bit hard to catch. I’ll catch them all later. You just helped me dig up so many wild vegetables… Hey, what are you doing?”

"Ah, feeding the chickens." Sen Ouling said as she scattered chicken feed into the feed troughs outside the chicken coop.

The chicken feed hits the chicken feed bowl with a crisp, rustling sound.

"Sprinkle chicken feed? Are you sure that will work?" Xiao Keyuan was skeptical. "Would these chickens risk their lives for a bite to eat?"

As soon as he finished speaking, Xiao Keyuan noticed that the chickens had already gathered in twos and threes around the feed trough when Sen Ouling was scattering feed.

Several chickens have already stuck their heads over the fence to peck at the chicken feed outside.

Senoring sprinkled a little too much chicken feed to make sure the chickens wouldn't finish it quickly, then pulled his head back, swaggered over the fence, spotted two chickens, and grabbed them by the neck.

And so they successfully caught two chickens.

Faced with Xiao Keyuan's dumbfounded expression, Sen Ouling didn't want to say anything more, but when she heard Lu Renkui say, "I think you could elaborate a little on the persona you're currently presenting to the public, say a few more words?"

"Ah, I feel that's okay. So what should I say now?" Sen Ouling asked. If it were the old her, she would have just silently picked up the chicken and waited for the staff to lead them away.

“Hmm…you can explain a few things to Xiao Keyuan,” Lu Renkui suggested. “You can say it yourself; if I were to say it, I’d definitely unleash a barrage of sarcastic remarks.”

After hearing Lu Renkui's suggestion, Sen Ouling thought for a moment and then said, "Chickens have too small brains; they don't think about such things."

"Therefore, scattering feed to catch the fish will have a much higher success rate than directly catching it."

After saying that, Sen Ouling noticed that Xiao Keyuan's expression froze for a moment. Although he quickly recovered, Sen Ouling still felt that Xiao Keyuan seemed to be dissatisfied with what she had just said.

"Did I say something wrong?" Sen Ouling couldn't help but panic as she noticed this change in expression.

"Ah, you're overthinking it," Lu Renkui comforted her. "You need to change this habit of overthinking, otherwise you'll always misinterpret what people mean."

"Oh, is that so?" After Lu Renkui's words, Sen Ouling was able to suppress the unease in her heart.

Xiao Keyuan and Sen Ouling returned to the bungalow under the guidance of the staff, and Sen Ouling began to process the chickens.

Xiao Keyuan didn't go into the kitchen; he just picked vegetables in the courtyard and checked on the progress of the other groups' tasks.

With Xiao Keyuan outside the courtyard, Sen Ouling lowered her guard slightly and began listening to Lu Renkui and the system WQBYRZM discuss the mission's progress.

"The number of followers has been increasing by several times these past few days, which shows that the previous wave of popularity has passed," the system WQBYRZM began to analyze. "So we need to try to create another hot topic—has the story for that little joke been written yet?"

"The writing is done, but filming will take time, right?" Lu Renkui calculated for a moment. "If we gain 50 to 300 followers per video, then we'll have to stay here for a few more months."

“My friends and I will complete your mission as soon as possible,” Senoring interjected.