Transmigration: A Farm Girl’s Brocade

Next, they occasionally spotted roe deer, badgers, foxes, wild bison, wolves, tigers, leopards, and dholes. These animals thrived here, living happily. But the very next moment of leisure might give way to a brutal battle, a stark manifestation of nature’s law of survival of the fittest.

Although this place was not far from human settlements, it felt incredibly remote and full of endless mystery.

Qian Yixiu felt like she was watching "Animal World" from a previous life, except instead of sitting in front of a TV, she was now experiencing it in person.

These animals seemed merely curious about them, the outsiders, unlike the creatures of Xishi Mountain who seemed eager to rush over and devour them.

They could also spot Lingzhi mushrooms on trees, and due to the not too dense grass, occasionally they would spot ginseng leaves. However, Qian Yixiu no longer needed to risk going down for those Lingzhi and ginseng. She was here just to look around and have fun.

Suddenly, Liang Jinzhao asked Pearl Kid, "Son, if this little house of yours can fly in the sky, can it fly in the water too?"

Pearl Kid gave him a scornful look and said, "Do you even need to ask? A clamshell lives in the water. Once it enters the water, it’s like returning home, and it’s much faster than this."

A gleam appeared in Liang Jinzhao’s eyes, and he pursued further, "Can it go to the sea as well?"

Pearl Kid nodded. "Of course, a thousand years ago, my old home was in the sea."