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The green plants in the front yard have been cut down, leaving no room for the lazy sunlight to stream in.

The corn and soybeans in the field are growing well, lush and vibrant.

Jiang Li reached out and stroked the long leaves of the corn seedling; they felt resilient and fleshy.

She plans to thin out the seedlings in a couple of days, and store the pulled-out seedlings in the space to feed the chicks later.

The soil, even after a day of sunshine, still had a moist sheen.

Jiang Li planned to water the soil after checking on the chicks in the evening.

After observing the condition of the land, Jiang Li glanced at her watch, which showed 4:10.

Half an hour later, she prepared to go up to the third floor to check on the chicks' hatching progress.

Looking at the unshielded front yard, Jiang Li suddenly thought of a question.

After the plague comes extreme heat, and the scorching sun will relentlessly bake the earth.

Jiang Li was a little worried.

She should build a sunshade for the front yard.

The space has thick sunshade cloth, the main problem is the support columns.

Jiang Li thought about it and decided to go up the mountain to cut down some trees in a while to use as support pillars.

Ye Jingmo approached Jiang Li and saw that she had her brows slightly furrowed and her eyes were wandering, completely unaware of his approach.

"What are you thinking about?"

Ye Jingmo's handsome, cold eyes were filled with doubt, and his voice was deep, magnetic, and gentle, like a winter breeze.

"I'm thinking of building a sunshade."

Jiang Li blinked and described the construction of the sunshade to Ye Jingmo, sometimes even gesturing with her finger in the air when she got excited.

Ye Jingmo's eyebrows twitched slightly as he looked at the girl's face, which shone brightly in the sunlight, his eyes filled with endless tenderness and doting affection.

"Okay, we'll go up the mountain in a few days to select some trees."

After the conversation, Jiang Li remembered the chicks on the third floor; it was almost five o'clock.

Ye Jingmo accompanied Jiang Li up to the third floor, and the two squatted down next to the incubator.

Jiang Li carefully opened the incubator, and a tiny, delicate mouth appeared on the newly cracked, spiderweb-like eggshell.

The egg trembled from time to time, as if the chick was straining inside, eager to see the outside world as soon as possible.

Jiang Li felt the curiosity and excitement of welcoming a new life for the first time.

The wait was very long.

Jiang Li's gaze did not move an inch.

The eggshell cracked open, and the crack slowly grew larger and wider until the eggshell split in two.

The wet-feathered chicks stayed in their shells, their eyes covered by white eye membranes.

Once the first chick hatched, the sound of other wild eggs cracking followed one after another.

Jiang Li closed the incubator lid. Once the chicks' feathers were dry after hatching, they could be moved out of the incubator.

As evening approached, the sunset outside the window was a magnificent orange-red, heralding the end of the sun's reign.

When Jiang Li tried to stand up, a tingling sensation spread from her calves to her waist, making it impossible for her to stand up on her own.

She pinched the muscles in her calves with her hands, trying to dispel the numbness and swelling.

Ye Jingmo extended his large, warm hand to Jiang Li.

Jiang Li hesitated for a moment, then placed her hand in Ye Jingmo's hand, and he pulled her up.

For some reason, this scene reminded Jiang Li of a marriage proposal.

The boy successfully proposed to the girl, and the girl, with tears of joy in her eyes, helped him up.

It's just a rudimentary gender-swapped version right now.

Jiang Li blinked sharply; she wasn't thinking about any random nonsense.

"What do you want to eat later?"

Ye Jingmo's voice rang in Jiang Li's ears.

"Hmm..." Jiang Li looked a little worried.

Thinking about what to eat every day is truly a struggle.

If outsiders knew what Jiang Li was thinking, they would want to skin her alive.

This is Versailles.

If they could eat a piece of dry bread, they would cry tears of joy.

As Jiang Li lowered her head to think, she was completely unaware that she and Ye Jingmo were still holding hands.

Ye Jingmo led her down to the first floor.

"How about cola chicken wings and dried shrimp and winter melon soup?"

Jiang Li racked her brains to come up with the menu.

"it is good."

He would cook whatever she wanted to eat, since they had no shortage of food anyway.

As Jiang Li approached the kitchen door, intending to wash the rice and cook, she noticed their hands were tightly clasped together.

Ye Jingmo released his hand naturally, as if he didn't care at all, as if he had been holding hands all along and had just forgotten to let go.

Jiang Li thought about it again and realized that she had held Ye Jingmo's hand countless times since they were little, so what was there to mind?

Jiang Li immediately forgot about that bit of shyness.

Jiang Li started washing and cooking rice, while Ye Jingmo cooked beside her.

The chicken wings were scored, coated with a thick cola sauce, and exuded a sweet aroma.

Jiang Li ate a cola chicken wing; it was sweet but not greasy, which suited her sweet tooth perfectly.

The soft, translucent winter melon was sprinkled with red dried shrimp. Jiang Li scooped up a spoonful of soup, and the sweetness of the winter melon and the freshness of the shrimp were completely infused into it.

Jiang Li patted her round belly contentedly and let out a burp.

She couldn't wait and skipped up to the third floor.

Little chicks, I wonder how they are doing?

Jiang Li quickly quickened her pace.

In the blink of an eye, she arrived on the third floor.

Upon opening the incubator lid, seven chicks had already hatched.

Their feathers were completely dry, and they curiously explored around the incubator.

With a fluffy yellow body, a delicate pink beak, and the occasional soft chirping sound, it has a unique charm.

Jiang Li took out a cardboard box from her spatial storage and caught the running chicks inside.

The chicks were terrified of her hands and frantically tried to escape from the incubator.

However, such an attempt was in vain, as Jiang Li caught one in each hand.

Soon, she had transferred all seven chicks into the cardboard box.

She picked out the blood-stained eggshells from the incubator and put them in a special bag.

I heard that eggshells can supplement calcium, so I can crush them and add them to the chicks' feed.

She closed the incubator lid, letting the remaining three wild eggs inside continue to incubate.

The chicks in the cardboard box left the warm incubator and huddled together in a corner, shivering.

Newly hatched chicks are very susceptible to getting cold, so keeping them warm is very important.

Jiang Li took out an old-fashioned light bulb and hung it above the cardboard box.

When an old-fashioned light bulb converts electrical energy into light energy, it also generates heat energy. Jiang Li mainly wanted to use this heat energy to keep the chicks warm.

The chicks, gradually adapting to the cardboard box environment, began to wander around again.

Seeing that Jiang Li did not harm them, the chicks gradually became bolder.

They gently pecked at Jiang Li's fingers with their little mouths, making chirping sounds, as if begging Jiang Li for food.

Jiang Li took the guinea pig's two bowls and added millet and water to them respectively.

As soon as she put the bowl into the cardboard box, the seven chicks swarmed over, eagerly vying to eat the millet.

They were afraid that if they fell behind, they would have nothing to eat.

Seeing that the chicks were all so healthy, Jiang Li smiled with joy.

This is truly the peak of the chick's appearance.

No matter what, she evokes feelings of pity and affection.

After watching the chicks for five minutes, Jiang Li turned to the guinea pig cage and, as usual, changed the hay in the cage and added more food and water.

Guinea pigs' gestation period is generally around two months.

Two months later, Jiang Li will be able to harvest a litter of baby guinea pigs.

She was quite curious about what guinea pigs look like when they are first born.