The little one's purse connects the two worlds, turning a desolate village into a paradise.

But Nannan said that the Duck Fairy is asleep, so they still need to trade more items to try and wake him up as soon as possible.

However, smaller items...

Grandma Liu looked at Ya Ya's little basket and stroller.

Nannan usually carries a small basket on her back and pushes a small cart. If she puts extra wild vegetables into the basket and then lets Nannan secretly store them in her space, she only needs to cover the opening of the basket with a cloth so that others cannot see what's inside.

In reality, Nannan can take things out of the space at any time, so she can carry more things without feeling heavy when carrying them.

The same method can be used for small carts. Since the boxes already have lids, if you buy too many things, you can quietly tuck some of them into the space. They are easy to push and can hold more items.

The more they discussed it, the more they felt that this space was extremely practical.

After studying these intricacies, the canned goods, bottled drinks, and snacks on the table remained quietly untouched.

Inside the transparent glass jar were large, plump, golden pieces of fruit, glistening with juice. Even the Duck Immortal loved them, so they decided to try them to see what they tasted like.

At lunchtime, canned food was placed on the table.

They could only spare one, so each person shared a little of the juice.

Ji Chuntao carefully cut the fruit flesh into small pieces with a knife, and in the small bowl in front of Ya Ya was a whole piece of thick peach flesh.

She took a sip of the sugar water, the sweet taste melting on her tongue, and her round eyes immediately narrowed into two crescent moons. "So sweet, so delicious!"

Then, I used chopsticks to pick up the fruit flesh, took a bite, and experienced a crisp yet soft texture and a sweet taste that I had never tasted before.

Ya Ya couldn't help but swing her legs again. "Fairy sister really knows how to buy things! They're so delicious!"

Grandma Liu held the small bowl, taking small sips, her eyes full of surprise. This rare treat was truly sweet to the core; no wonder the Duck Immortal liked to eat it.

After a pleasant meal, everyone got back to their own tasks.

With yesterday's experience, the speed of weaving straw sandals increased significantly. The village chief, seeing the progress, assigned several people to go up the mountain to pick wild vegetables.

He went to the river to guard the ducks.

Could this be another duck spirit that hasn't yet manifested its power?

Do eggs hatched by duck fairies grow stronger than those hatched by ordinary ducks?

He crouched in the grass, staring intently at the brooding mother duck, making her feel uncomfortable, and she quacked at him several times.

"Is the Duck Fairy hungry? I'll go catch some small fish right away, don't worry."

The village chief propped himself up, scooped up some small fish and put them in the grass nest in front of the mother duck, then picked some water celery before reluctantly leaving, turning back every few steps.

By evening, all the straw sandals were finished.

The group that had been picking wild vegetables also came down the mountain.

Zhao Hu returned from the village entrance, panting heavily, with two deep marks on his shoulders.

The stones at the village entrance weren't enough for him to build a wall, so now he carries stones from the mountains and riverbanks every day to build it, mixing them with mud. He's built a wall that's two people high, and he wants to build several more layers.

Now that Nannan is becoming more and more capable, she is also becoming more dangerous.

However, we have very few materials on hand, so we are now making do with yellow mud mixed with straw and water to fill the gaps. We can't build a high enough structure because this material is very susceptible to water damage and will easily collapse if it gets washed away by rain.

If we could find limestone or glutinous rice paste, that would be great, especially glutinous rice paste, which would make the pile very sturdy.

After taking a short break, everyone got busy again, washing, picking, and weighing the vegetables.

Tender shepherd's purse, crisp water celery, and plump bracken were washed and piled into a small cart, along with several bundles of small, fresh bamboo shoots. Xiaodouzi and Xiaoshuanzi also picked a lot of wild onions.

"Don't put the rest in, it's too heavy, and it'll be hard for Nannan to push." ​​Grandma Li saw her old man still desperately stuffing things in, so she grabbed the village chief by the ear and lifted him up.

"Ouch, ouch, be gentle, your ear's going to fall off!" The village chief winced in pain.

He couldn't say that in the past they would always put less food in the bowl, and they would eat most of it themselves, afraid of tiring their daughter.

But things are different now. The Duck Fairy gave Nannan a space. The car trunk was filled with vegetables, the lid was closed, and the vegetables were put into the space. Before opening the lid, they were taken out of the space. It was not tiring at all, and no one would find out.

Ya Ya covered her mouth and chuckled.

Grandpa Village Chief said the fewer people who know about this, the better. Grandma Li didn't know about Grandma Duck, and now she's being scolded.

Grandma Liu shook her head with amusement, then put the remaining wild onions and water celery that she hadn't had time to put into the cart into a basket, and carried them back to her house with Fang Tiesheng.

"Darling, keep this bundle of scallions tied with straw rope in your space. Don't take it out or sell it. Let's see if there's any other use for this space. Let's leave it for a day and a night and see if it wilts or spoils."

Fang Tiesheng pointed to a small bundle of wild onions on the ground, which looked different from other wild vegetables in terms of how they were tied.

"Okay, I got it!"

Ya Ya held onto the handle of the small cart, her back covered with an empty small basket made of clean burlap. The cart's box lid was open, and it was full of wild vegetables.

Fang Tiesheng and Granny Liu watched intently, and in the blink of an eye, half of the dishes were gone.

I knew the space was magical, but I was still quite shocked every time I saw them.

"Wow, that's incredible!"

Ya Ya smiled and thought, "This space is wonderful! Grandma Duck is amazing. I'll buy her more canned food after I sell the wild vegetables."

Grandma Liu helped put the lid on and tidied Ya Ya's little braids.

Today I styled my daughter's hair into two cute little pigtails, using a butterfly hair tie that a fairy sister bought for her. The two pink butterflies on the pigtails make her look energetic and pretty.

"Remember to put the vegetables back in the compartment before opening the lid, be very careful," Grandma Liu reminded her again, still worried.

"Okay, Grandma, I'll be careful!" Ya Ya nodded obediently, not finding her mother-in-law's nagging even after hearing it four or five times.

This is my mother-in-law's way of showing concern for me.

……

"Rolling around—rolling around—"

The familiar sound of wheels echoed across the street. Cao Xiulian looked up in surprise and saw the familiar small red figure on the other side. Her wavering heart immediately settled down.

"Ya Ya!" She put down the strainer, her eyes crinkling with laughter.

Ya Ya walked briskly, pushing a small cart and carrying a small basket on her back. Her two little braids swayed back and forth, and she was wearing a pretty new hair tie today.

"Auntie!"

When they arrived at Cao Xiulian's stall, just as Cao Xiulian was about to take the handle of the cart, Ya Ya's eyelids twitched, and she quickly put the vegetables from her spatial storage into the cart's box.

Cao Xiulian held the handlebars with one hand.

Huh?

What happened?

I just saw Ya Ya push it around so easily, but why does it feel so heavy when I hold it? Is she weak because she didn't sleep well last night?

Or has the little girl gotten stronger?

Cao Xiulian switched from using one hand to both, pushed the cart to the side, lifted the lid and saw that it was so full it was almost overflowing.

That must weigh at least 30 pounds!