Reborn as a Cube Man in the Late Ming Dynasty

Not far away, cracks appeared in the sky again.

Liu Erbai and Li were outside the boundary, slowly walking inwards.

"Boss! The sky is falling again. Should we hurry back?" Liu Er swallowed hard and said sincerely.

This time, unlike the first time Liu Er witnessed, it wasn't an earth-shattering catastrophe.

The sky only cracked a little, so it was a minor incident.

"Don't worry, this wall is much more durable than before. It'll probably take some time before it collapses," Bai Li said calmly, looking at the somewhat cracked wall.

I haven't felt that heart palpitation from the world before, so I should be able to endure it for a while longer.

It seems my guess was right; this small world is gradually becoming more resilient as its size increases.

"Hmm, almost a day, that's going by pretty fast!" Bai Li muttered to herself, then took out a golden carrot and restored her satiety to full.

The world's restoration requires consuming its own health points; this was the conclusion drawn from the previous two instances of going out of bounds.

I wonder if this huge space will suck me dry?

With that thought in mind, Bai Li stepped into the boundary and stood still.

Health points begin to decrease slowly, but just enough to offset the amount of health restored. As long as you keep eating golden carrots, you can stay at full health.

It's quite mild.

The crack in the sky began to close, and about three minutes had passed.

After waiting until the damage stopped, Bai Li jumped out and stayed outside for a while before returning to the inner realm.

This time, there was no loss of health.

"Hmm, it's like when I'm inside the world, I continuously put a shield around it. Once I leave, the shield disappears and the world's health is depleted," Bai Li said, stroking his chin thoughtfully.

In other words, as long as one returns to the world within the given timeframe, there will be no loss to it.

A day is enough time for me to wander around and maybe even visit Chengcheng!

"Liu Er, do you know how long it takes to get to Chengcheng from where we are?" Bai Li turned his head and asked.

"If we keep walking, it will take almost an hour," Liu Er thought for a moment and then replied.

"So, less than two hours?" Bai Li's eyes flickered. "By the way, how many miles can you cover in an hour?"

"That depends on the road conditions, but you can walk at least seven or eight miles."

It seems that the next level will almost cover Chengcheng.

Bai Li thought to herself.

I am currently at level eight, and the side length has reached about six kilometers, but it is spreading outwards from my birth point.

So it has spread three kilometers in four directions.

The next level will be nearly ten kilometers in each direction. At that time, I estimate that the time I can stay outside will double again.

Let's go see Chengcheng first. I've been in the Ming Dynasty for so long, but I've never seen what an ancient city looks like.

Before that, however, we need to go to the Nether to see if we can find Endermen and get Ender Pearls.

Now that we have Soul Sand, we can start making a teleportation device so we can stay in Chengcheng a little longer.

Ender Pearls are consumable items. When thrown, they allow the user to teleport to the location of any object they come into contact with.

If the Ender Pearl remains in the air or in the water until it sinks, it will not have any effect.

Soul Sand can create upward-facing bubbles in water, causing Ender Pearls to float on the surface.

Once the trapdoor is lowered, you can go straight back. If you are alone, you need to use it in conjunction with a sunlight detector to return home after dark.

But Bai Li can assign someone to handle this matter. As soon as something happens in the sky, they can pull down the trapdoor and go back!

"Liu Er, have you ever been to Chengcheng?" Bai Li turned her head and asked.

"My dad took me there once or twice before, and he even bought me candied hawthorns, which were especially delicious," Liu Er recalled, then chuckled to himself.

"Your smile is so silly! Don't get so close to me," Bai Li took a step to the side and said irritably, "I'm afraid I'll catch it!"

"I just remembered that my dad wanted to take me to Chengcheng before, but I didn't go." Liu Er said with a big smile, "That was the day I found the boss."

On that very day, the village began to improve!

"Oh, I see!" Bai Li chuckled, "I'd almost forgotten. You used to bother me while I was fishing every day, disturbing my peace and quiet. You scared all the fish away, it was so annoying!"

"Hehehe." Liu Er scratched his head and laughed.

"Once I get back and fix the school, let's find some time to go to Chengcheng. That'll decide where our third adventure will be!" Bai Li chuckled. "So, what do you say? Want to go?"

Liu Er grinned and said, "Of course I want to go!"

Bai Li snapped her fingers: "Okay, it's settled then. Oh, by the way, just letting you know in advance, once the school is fixed up, you'll have to go to school too!"

"Boss, can I really go to school?" Liu Er's voice trembled slightly, but he tried his best to suppress his excitement as he asked cautiously.

"Nonsense! If you don't go to school, and someone asks you to say something later, and you can't ramble on and on without saying anything, then my coolness will be completely ruined!"

Bai Li said matter-of-factly, "Even if you don't want to go, you still have to go. At your age, you should be studying at school."

6 AM to 10 PM!

Feel the suffering of 21st-century students!

"Great! I can go to school now! Great!" A pure smile bloomed on Liu Er's face. His lips turned up, his heart raced, and his body trembled involuntarily with excitement.

Bai Li smiled and shook her head.

That makes sense. After all, it was much harder to study in ancient times than it is today. There was no such thing as nine-year compulsory education back then.

If I remember correctly, the so-called "poor family members" refers to families that do not belong to the aristocratic class.

In any case, it's almost impossible for farmers to raise a scholar, because studying means taking a break from their jobs.

"Liu Er, let's go ahead to the parrot's location that we marked earlier," Bai Li said.

"Okay!"

I wonder how long Liu Er's excitement will last.

Bai Li looked ahead at Liu Er, who was walking briskly, and thought to herself.

When they arrived at the place where the parrots gathered, Bai Li glanced at her backpack and realized she hadn't brought any seeds.

But it's not a big problem.

Bai Li picked a few blades of grass on the spot, and a few wheat seeds sprouted.

Then he went to the tree where the parrots gathered, holding wheat seeds in his hand, and tried to lure the parrots down from the tree.

However, even after he held his hand up for a long time, the parrots didn't even glance at him.

It seems these guys can't be attracted. I was thinking of having Liu Er lead a few back.

Bai Li had no choice but to use the wooden planks to elevate himself. The birds that were so realistic were startled and flew away in all directions. Only these silly parrots continued to flap their wings and float slowly.

After feeding it a few wheat seeds and successfully taming one, Bai Li then took out a string.

These parrots, since they were not attracted to wheat and had no reins, were not tethered to the birds.

Then the only option is to tie them up and take them back.

Don't be too rigid!