Reborn as a Cube Man in the Late Ming Dynasty

Leading the two sheep, Bai Li returned to the back of her unfinished hut, where she temporarily kept the cows and chickens together.

Bai Li built enough wooden fences, and for symmetry, he enclosed three more plots of land, drove the cattle and sheep into them, and left the last one empty for the time being.

After feeding the cattle and sheep with wheat, Bai Li took the wheat seeds and walked to the chicken coop, looking at the eggs that were almost everywhere inside.

I'm really too lazy to accept this stuff.

Bai Li went inside, put all the eggs in her backpack, and smashed them all on the ground.

Instead of egg yolks and whites scattered all over the ground, what was smashed out were newly hatched chicks.

You can just smash it and a chick will hatch; that's the real process of a chick hatching!

Guaranteed authentic.

After feeding the adult chickens again, Bai Li looked at the chicks wandering around the fence and felt a great sense of accomplishment.

For now, we'll leave the eggs as they are. Once we have too many chickens and no more eggs to expand the chicken population, we'll have the villagers collect them for us.

He only kept a symbolic amount of eggs, since they weren't of much use to him and didn't taste good. He would only use them when making cakes.

I consider myself a large-scale breeder.

Perhaps not; at most, he's a large-scale chicken farmer.

Bai Li thought to herself.

The number of cattle and sheep is still too small.

There were no rabbits, no pigs, no horses, and certainly no dogs.

They're missing everything!

Oops~ Wait, God help me, if I don't remember.

The latest version seems to have pandas in it!!!

Bai Li was suddenly jolted, his face flushed with excitement, and he started spinning around in place, chuckling to himself.

Just kidding, those are pandas! They're legally bred, and breeding them is incredibly simple—all you need is bamboo. You can raise as many as you want!

Slurp, that feels so good, so incredibly good.

Calm down, I need to calm down.

Bai Li took out a bucket and buried her head in it, where a row of bubbles appeared below her vision.

So what I need to do next is to create a river, partly so I can fish for treasure more easily, and partly so I can get my hands on pandas.

Create a river, develop a bamboo forest, and then wait for it to refresh. Let the villagers check it every day. If there's a panda, he can simply lure it into his house and keep it there.

The plan is in place.

As for whether it will respawn, Bai Li wasn't too worried, since the wild beehive had already proven that creatures in Minecraft do respawn.

What's more, a villager had previously brought a white chick to their place, saying they had found it outside.

After all, it's reality, so it's normal for the game to refresh more slowly, since in-game time isn't synchronized with real-world time.

As for the fact that the monsters haven't spawned yet, Bai Li guesses that he's probably in peace mode right now.

In this mode, monsters will not respawn.

But this is for the best.

Since the world was smaller before, there was no need to worry about monsters not being able to spawn due to insufficient distance, according to the monster spawning rules.

But now that the world is bigger, if a monster were to spawn, I would be fine, and the villagers would be safe with the protection of the iron golems.

But the others are in a terrible situation.

A scene suddenly popped into Bai Li's mind.

A large group of white zombies shot arrows at the city wall, covering the creepers as they reached the wall. An explosion broke through the city gate, and zombies armed with armor rushed into the city. Countless large moths fluttered in the sky, along with tiny black zombies that could teleport instantly.

It's like a bizarre world.

To be honest, I do seem to resemble those bizarre and strange tales with bizarre rules that I've read before.

It's the harmless kind, though.

At least for now.

Before the bubbles completely disappeared, Bai Li raised her head and began to make plans in her mind.

I don't need to do the digging myself; we've already tested it before. Farmers can use shovels, and as for the solid blocks they dig out...

Let that big, dumb guy Tieshan carry it over.

So that it won't have nothing to do all day, wandering around the village and randomly giving flowers to villagers who pass by.

Anyway, it has unlimited stamina, so it won't get tired. Iron Mountain might even be quite happy.

For the pandas!

However, it's getting late now, so we'll start tomorrow.

Bai Li glanced at the sky; it was already dusk. He first used wheat to finish breeding the cattle, then went to the sheepfold.

If it doesn't have horns, it's not a goat; it must be a sheep. Bai Li feeds the lambs with wheat.

Looking into those familiar, mentally challenged eyes, Bai Li nodded in agreement.

"This is how a sheep should look; this is just right."

He took out the assembled scissors and snipped twice at the two sheep, cutting off their wool.

But we still need one more thing to make the bed.

Bai Li stared at one of the sheep that had lost its wool for a long, long time.

The sheep grazed leisurely, completely unaware that it was about to face a terrible disaster.

After a long while, Bai Li regretfully withdrew her gaze.

It's a pity that sheep that have been sheared in the game don't seem to shed any more wool.

Otherwise, since there are two of them, they can reproduce, and the lamb will only grow up in a few days.

Looking at the lambs that hadn't grown up yet, Bai Li took out some wheat and fed them.

This way, the time it takes for a lamb to grow up can be shortened; one is enough, and having more would be too wasteful.

Come on, grow up quickly, buddy, all I need is your wool.

……

"Hey, how's it going? Doesn't it look too casual?" Liu Wusan, dressed in clothes he only wore during the New Year, turned around and looked at his wife, asking nervously.

He has asked this question countless times.

"Good, very good!"

The woman looked at her excited husband with doting eyes, answering him again and again.

"Dad, what are you doing out so late?" A little head peeked out from inside the house. The child was gripping the door frame and asked in confusion.

"The Immortal Lord has asked your father to go find him; he has something very important to take care of," the woman said.

"Wow!" The child looked at Liu Wusan with admiration. "Dad, you're amazing! When I grow up, I want to be like you and have the Immortal Lord ask me to do things!"

"Good lad, you're worthy of being my son! You've got ambition." Liu Wusan happily picked up the child, spun him around a few times in the air, kissed the child on both sides, and then put him down.

Finally, he looked at his wife and children with confidence and composure: "Well then, I'm leaving."

"Come back soon, I'm waiting for you," the woman said gently.

"it is good."

Liu Wusan walked away nonchalantly, but when he reached the corner, he immediately leaned against the wall, touching his rapidly beating heart. He was no longer the composed man he had been just moments before.

This is a chance to spend time alone with the Immortal Lord! In the village, besides Liu Er, perhaps the village chief, only he gets this treatment.

How could he not be nervous?

After catching his breath, he walked in that direction.

Tieshan, who had been patrolling the village, saw Liu Wusan and silently walked over to him, escorting him all the way.

"Thank you, General Tieshan!" Liu Wusan said gratefully.

Tieshan gently patted Liu Wusan's head and staggered away.

It loves everyone in the village equally.

"You're here?"