Reborn as a Cube Man in the Late Ming Dynasty

"If it's just a servant, I agree."

"Huh?" Bai Li looked at Liu Da with a surprised expression.

Wasn't he just begging me to let Liu Er go? Why did he suddenly change his mind?

"Young master is a capable man. As long as it doesn't cost my son his life, it would be a good thing for my servant to follow you."

"Why do you want to be my servant, Liu Er?" Bai Li asked.

"I want my family to have enough to eat."

Upon hearing this, Bai Li frowned slightly and looked at Liu Er thoughtfully.

Is it simple? At least in Bai Li's opinion, it is very simple, because he was born in modern times, has hands and feet, and it is quite difficult for him to go hungry. His original worry was that he wanted to buy a car and a house so that he could get married.

Now that I've traveled through time, all my worries are gone. Plus, I have the characteristics of the Minecraft world, so I don't need water at all. As for food, apart from being a bit scarce at first, the apples from the trees and the pancakes that Liu Er brought have been enough to last me until now.

Now that we have unlimited water and wheat has been planted, our future food problem is solved.

Moreover, he could always be resurrected. Even if he starved to death, he would be a hero again in the next second. It can be said that he lost his sense of urgency from the moment he knew that he had become Steve.

Those who have never been hungry cannot imagine what it feels like to be hungry.

Right now, all Liu Er wanted was to have enough to eat so he could become his servant. This made Bai Li realize again the importance of food in ancient times.

Seeing that Bai Li was deep in thought and didn't say a word, Liu Er became nervous.

"Hey, Liu Er, get up."

"Brother Bai, does that mean you agree?"

"No, that's not it."

Liu Er's expression darkened, and he couldn't hide his disappointment. But he didn't argue or make a scene; he got up cleanly and decisively.

"I'd rather not have servants, but you're not wrong, some things are indeed quite troublesome, and I need a little brother to run errands for me."

The servants always felt uncomfortable, but the underlings had no problem at all.

Taking the chicken from Liu Da, he walked towards the wheat field beside him: "I'll keep this chicken; it'll be perfect for an experiment."

Before this, Bai Li hadn't deliberately hidden anything from Liu Er, but he hadn't shown him much either. After all, Bai Li hadn't considered Liu Er one of his own back then. Now that Liu Er was his subordinate, there was no need to hold back.

"Brother Bai, why did you knock down these wheat plants?" Liu Er watched with a pained expression as Bai Li walked into the field and knocked down the two worst-growing plants.

Even if it grows slowly, it has already sprouted, which Liu Er considers quite fast.

"Because I have other uses than to wait for it to grow slowly," Liu Da said in surprise as the wheat seeds on the ground flew into Bai Li's backpack.

Taking out the wheat seeds from his backpack, Bai Li noticed that the two tied-up hens were struggling desperately, their eyes fixed on the seeds in his hand.

That's it.

Bai Li smiled confidently: "Liu Er, let those two chickens go."

"Young Master Bai, these two chickens are quite clever," Liu Da, who had been silent until now, asked, looking at the two chickens struggling violently, "If we just let them go like this, won't they run away?"

"Don't worry, Uncle Liu, they won't run away. Just let them go."

Seeing Bai Li's confident demeanor, Liu Da said no more, untied the ropes, and stood at attention, ready to catch the chickens before they could escape.

After being released, the two hens flapped their wings and waddled over to Bai Li, where they quieted down and looked at the wheat seeds in Bai Li's hand.

Try feeding it directly into the mouth first to see if it works. If that doesn't work, try other methods.

Is Young Master Bai feeding chickens?

Seeing Bai Li's actions, Liu Da and Liu Er exchanged a glance, both of them somewhat confused.

However, the next second, Liu Da's pupils suddenly dilated, and he shouted in shock, "This, how is this possible???"

Liu Er was so excited that he couldn't speak. His mind was buzzing, and he couldn't understand what was happening in front of him. He subconsciously looked at his father.

The two hens were close together, and in less than three seconds, a fluffy white chick suddenly appeared beneath them!

"How about it, Uncle Liu? A monster shouldn't be able to do this, right?"

Bai Li looked at Liu Da triumphantly, only to see him standing there blankly, breathing rapidly as if he had asthma.

Uh, did I overdo it this time?

Various guesses and questions raced through Liu Da's mind. The phenomenon before him, which completely contradicted common sense, made Liu Da feel that it was something beyond common sense.

These are two hens! Shouldn't a male and a female breed together? How can two hens produce chicks?

Moreover, the chick seemed to appear out of thin air.

Without laying eggs, without an incubation process, and without being fed, it grew to the size that would normally take at least two or three weeks to develop.

This, this, giving birth to a child is something only gods can do!

Besides, even if Guanyin Bodhisattva were to send a child, the child would have to be inside the womb first.

Before me stood a deity, a deity descended to earth!

Oh no, I just mistook a deity for a monster. Will Lord Bai punish me for this?

Offending a demon might at most mean death, but offending a deity, even mentioning it to the King of Hell, would leave one ashamed to face their ancestors, let alone be reincarnated.

After reading it, Liu Da's legs went weak, and he knelt down on the ground with a thud, kowtowing repeatedly: "This lowly one did not know that the Immortal Lord had descended to the mortal realm, which is why I mistook the Immortal Lord for a monster. I beg the Immortal Lord to forgive this lowly one for being unaware of the truth."

"No, Uncle Liu, please don't do this. I'm not some kind of immortal, just a sorcerer with special abilities." Bai Li had never seen anything like this before. He was always the one kowtowing to his ancestor. He quickly tried to help Liu Da up.

However, his explanation seemed difficult for Liu Da to believe.

"Ah, Immortal Lord, I can get up by myself, there's no need for you to help me." Liu Da dared not let the immortal help him up, and hurriedly got up.

Gods? I'd have to kneel before them.

Thinking this, Liu Er also wanted to kneel down and kowtow.

"Liu Er, stop kneeling!" Bai Li interrupted Liu Er immediately after a moment of silence: "Didn't you just acknowledge me as your elder brother? Your younger brother should listen to his elder brother. Stand up straight. Why are you kneeling?"

"Oh," Liu Er straightened up awkwardly, his toes fidgeting as if trying to dig a two-bedroom apartment out of the ground. "Brother Bai... is this the experiment you were talking about?"

Naturally, since two hens can reproduce, it means that the laws of MC will also apply to cows. In other words, by the same logic, bulls can also be milked.

"Yes, thankfully it worked. Now I'm much more confident about your mother's condition. When you have time, bring your mother over, and I'll try to see if I can cure her. Of course, it's best to do it sooner rather than later, since illnesses can't be delayed."