The Lucky Farmgirl

Manbao stretched out her hand and tugged at the vine leaves, still feeling they looked familiar, and asked Keke, "What is wild yam? Have I entered it before?"

"No," the system seemed somewhat excited, "This is wild yam, which is very valuable. If the host had entered it, you wouldn’t forget."

The system added, "It’s very tasty, can be stewed with chicken."

Keke had already quickly pulled up some information about wild yams inside the encyclopedia.

Now in the future, wild yams were extinct, but since their disappearance was recent and they had a glorious period in history as a food ingredient, there are quite a few records about them. Not only that, but an entire cookbook using wild yams as an ingredient could be found in the encyclopedia.

The system urged Manbao to hurry and dig up the plant to record it, saying, "Because wild yams not only have medicinal value but also substantial food value, the encyclopedia values it highly. If recorded, the reward points will certainly be considerable, and they will be awarded quickly."

So far, the encyclopedia hadn’t settled the points for privet fruit with them, and the system worried that Manbao’s enthusiasm would be dampened.

But Manbao herself had nearly forgotten about the privet points; all she heard was Keke saying the yams were tasty, which made her salivate a bit more, and then she gestured to Fifth Brother to start digging for her.

Zhou Wulang looked disdainfully at the clump of plants, finally squeezing a bit of recollection from his limited wits, "Isn’t this skunkvine? What are you digging it up for?"

Keke instinctively searched within its own system for skunkvine, but no entries came up. Searching the encyclopedia yielded no results either, making it wonder, "Could this be another unrecognized name for wild yams?"

Manbao didn’t care at all, insisting Zhou Wulang should dig. If he wouldn’t dig, she squatted down herself, found a small stick, and began to dig laboriously.