Reincarnation and Rebirth

There are wild vegetables on the mountain this season, and it had rained a couple of days ago, so the wild vegetables were growing even more vigorously. Along the way, Su Wan'er encountered several groups of people digging for wild vegetables.

"Oh, Wan'er, didn't your mother already dig up some wild vegetables this morning? Why are you out again?"

The speaker was an auntie from the village. She was usually petty and not easy to get along with, and her words were sarcastic, as if the Su family had dug up too much and taken her share.

"Auntie, I didn't come here to dig for wild vegetables. My sister is cutting pig feed down there, and I came up to gather some firewood."

Upon hearing that Su Wan'er wasn't trying to steal the wild vegetables from them, everyone breathed a sigh of relief. Indeed, the mountain was only so big, and no one dared to venture into the deep mountains. The more people there were, the more vegetables they would get. Although no one said it outright, everyone secretly harbored some ulterior motives.

Su Wan'er didn't want to go with them either, so she carried Su Ming on her back and walked inside. An aunt saw this and shouted, "Wan'er, don't go into the deep mountains, it's dangerous inside."

Su Wan'er turned around and saw that it was Su Hongmei's mother. Although she was the village chief's wife, her family was doing alright, but only slightly. She would occasionally come to pick some wild vegetables to save money for the family.

"Okay, Auntie. I'll just wander around around here and won't go far."

The forest was still a bit chilly in early autumn, especially since Su Wan'er had already reached the inner area. Few people came here, so the trees were lush and the branches were thick, which blocked the view of those on the outside and also blocked the sunlight. Su Wan'er was worried that the little guy was cold, so she took out a blanket from her space and covered him with it. She also poked the little guy's thin cheeks with her finger. Hmm, they don't feel good to the touch. He needs to be cared for.

In her previous life, Su Wan'er was only concerned with practicing martial arts and leveling up, leaving the space to be managed by Xiao Bai. She did grow a lot of vegetables, fruits, medicinal herbs and grains inside, but the mountain was just trees, and there was no living thing at all. Why not try to catch some animals to go in this time?

Thinking this, Su Wan'er flashed into the space, calling out, "Little White, Little White..."

"Master, what do you need me for?"

How much further am I needed to advance to level three?

Little White looked at its master speechlessly, "Master, don't you know? You've already leveled up three times."

"What? When did this happen? How come I didn't know about it?"

"It was before you were reborn. Your former owner gave you her soul and spiritual power. Although she was weak, she replenished your three souls and seven spirits, so your spiritual power naturally became stronger. Otherwise, how could you have returned here again?"

"So you mean that not only was Su Wan'er missing a soul before, but I was missing one too?"

"Yes, Master, you were missing a soul fragment, but it's all healed now."

So that's how it is. I was weak in my past life too. No wonder I was possessed by another Su Wan'er back then. No wonder I returned to this point in time; it's probably partly due to the original owner's obsession. Oh well, considering she contributed a part of her soul, I'll help her live again. Well, I don't have any other choice anyway.

Furthermore, regardless of the circumstances, he was killed by Zi Xingchen and his group in his previous life, and he had to avenge this death with his own hands.

"Master, are you here to cultivate? I'll go find you a cultivation manual right away."

"Wait, is there a time difference in that space now?"

Xiao Bai nodded, "Yes, it takes one hour outside and five hours inside, so Master has plenty of time to practice."

"Okay, then I'll come in tonight. Now that I'm at level three, does that mean I can bring live animals in?"

Upon hearing this, Xiaobai's expression changed, and she said aggrievedly, "Does Master not like me anymore?"

Su Wan'er was stunned by her attitude. "What nonsense are you talking about? I just want to bring in some pheasants or something, so you can eat them when you're hungry or craving something. Besides, there are small animals in the space that can play with you."

Xiao Bai raised his chin arrogantly, "I won't play with those low-level animals." However, Su Wan'er did not miss the longing in his eyes.

He chuckled and said, "Alright, alright, you don't care, but I do. You can help me take care of them, okay?"

"What a nuisance! Fine, fine, what can I do? You're my master."

Su Wan'er hummed a little tune as she left the space, grabbing a handful of millet produced there. The millet was imbued with spiritual energy, and soon it attracted many pheasants and birds.

Hiding in the tree, Su Wan'er excitedly waved her little hand and grabbed more than a dozen pheasants, rabbits, and birds into her space. Little White, caught off guard, was almost frightened by the low-level animals falling from the sky. In the end, it resigned itself to its fate and used its mental power to divide up an area for them to raise.

We can't let them run around freely and ruin the fields we've worked so hard to cultivate. The owner is quite lazy; he does most of the work himself.

Seeing that many of their companions were missing, the other pheasants cautiously looked around, but ultimately couldn't resist the temptation of the food and continued eating.

Just as Su Wan'er was about to climb down from the tree, a commotion suddenly came from afar, and the small animals that were eating below scattered in all directions.

Oh no! I didn't expect the food from this space to be so powerful; it's attracted a large wild beast. I wonder what it is—a wolf? A tiger? A bear? Or a wild boar?

This area isn't deep in the mountains; it's very close to the outside. If these large animals were to escape, they might injure the villagers outside.

After thinking for a moment, Su Wan'er gathered her energy and flew towards the inner perimeter. In no time, she saw a pack of wild boars rushing towards her, followed by a pack of wolves, and to her left rear, a family of tigers.

Su Wan'er was so anxious that she scratched her head and cheeks.

The little white creature inside the space naturally heard the commotion outside and contacted Su Wan'er telepathically, "Master, let me go out and take them away."

"Don't cause trouble. With your tiny body, you're not even enough to fill their teeth." As she answered, she took out more millet grains and began scattering them towards the inner edge of the forest.

Little White was so angry that it jumped up and down in the space. "I am a divine beast, after all, how could I be so disliked?" If its magic power hadn't been not yet recovered, how could this small space possibly trap it?

Over there, as Su Wan'er flew and scattered, the beasts below began to stir, scrambling for the food brimming with spiritual energy.

Suddenly, a pure white male wolf in the pack looked up in Su Wan'er's direction, its eyes revealing desire and determination.

Su Wan'er was startled. This must be their alpha wolf. It was indeed more intelligent than the others.

The alpha wolf howled, and all the wolves turned to look in Su Wan'er's direction. Stared at by a pack of green eyes, Su Wan'er's hair stood on end.

"Hey, don't look at me like that. The delicious food is right there, and I'm not tasty."

Whether it was her imagination or not, Su Wan'er felt that the wolf seemed to be laughing.

"Hey, you're pretty smart. I came here to find some pheasants and rabbits, not to bother you. Look, I've given you the food. How about we make a deal and not interfere with each other?"

The alpha wolf howled again, and Su Wan'er seemed to understand his meaning. She took out more than a dozen bags of grain from her spatial storage and said, "You can divide them among yourselves."

The alpha wolf looked at the grain on the ground, then at Su Wan'er, and let out another howl. Then all the wolves worked together in an orderly fashion to carry away the grain.

The wild boars were still eating the food that Su Wan'er had thrown away earlier. The tiger family, seeing that the wolf pack was about to take away the food full of spiritual energy, were unwilling to give up and tried to snatch it.

Su Wan'er didn't want the forest to be filled with the smell of blood, so she said to the tigress, "Don't fight over it, share some with you too. Remember, try not to come out and attack humans in the future."

The tigress seemed to understand Su Wan'er's words. She nodded her huge head, picked up the two large bags that Su Wan'er had thrown over with her mouth, slung them over her back, gave Su Wan'er a deep look, and then left with her family.

Finally, only those silly pigs were left. Hehe, wild boar meat! We can finally eat wild boar meat.

After the wild boars finished eating the food on the ground, they belatedly realized that danger was approaching.

Unfortunately, it was too late. Su Wan'er took out a crossbow from her spatial storage and shot the nearest wild boar in just a few shots.

Seeing their companion fall, the wild boars panicked, some attacking Su Wan'er while others scattered in all directions. The scene became chaotic.

Seeing that some wild boars were about to rush outside, Su Wan'er didn't have time to think and directly put those disobedient ones into her space.

For the rest, Su Wan'er continued using the same method as before, flying deeper into the forest while scattering food, with the wild boars chasing after her.

Su Wan'er was like a fairy in the forest, moving through the dense primeval forest. Well, if only she could ignore the group of wild boars chasing behind her.

After finally leading them to a mountain hollow, Su Wan'er waved her hand and scattered a whole bag of millet before preparing to return the way she came.

There are already three or four wild boars in the area, and I don't need that many, so I won't disrupt the ecological balance.