Cultivation: Start with Inviting Gods

The sun is shining brightly, and the sun is shining brightly.

Jiang Nanhe sat leisurely on the stone at the entrance of the temple, basking in the sun. The arrival of spring, although it did not dispel all the chill, still raised the temperature a lot.

The much more comfortable weather allowed Jiang Nanhe to go out for activities.

In addition to a large area of ​​relatively flat land, there are also some rocks and trees on the top of Qinshan Mountain, as well as a small river flowing from the top of the mountain to the bottom of the mountain.

In the previous winter, the water in the small river dried up, leaving only a small pit with some river water remaining.

Now that spring has arrived, the water level of the small river has begun to rise slowly.

What surprised Jiang Nanhe was that some small fish and shrimps had appeared in the small river as the water level rose.

Although these things are few and hard to catch, they are also a source of food.

In addition, he would also find some wild grass that had just emerged, and then cook it in a stone basin to make wild vegetable soup.

Anyway, he knew that eating this way might not be nutritious enough, but there was no other way. If he didn't eat this way, he would starve.

He was still too young. Although he was only a few months old and could barely walk now, he was still very limited in doing things. He had little strength and even found it difficult to pick up a small wild vegetable.

The sheep and the lamb were not far from Jiang Nanhe. Under the guidance of the sheep, the lamb and the lamb were identifying some plants.

It seemed that the sheep was teaching the lamb which grass was edible, or which grass tasted more delicious.

However, Jiang Nanhe felt that the lamb might have to suffer some grievances because the sheep's taste was a bit strange.

The sheep seemed to be fond of bitterness. Jiang Nanhe didn't know why a sheep liked to eat bitter plants.

Or herbs, compared to ordinary grass, sheep prefer to eat herbs with some curative effects.

Jiang Nanhe once relied on sheep to successfully find some herbs that had just sprouted.

This surprised him a little. He didn't expect that sheep had this ability. Compared with sheep, the lamb was very ordinary.

This guy was just strong, and his brain couldn't turn around. He thought about how to knock Jiang Nanhe away every day, even if he was beaten by sheep, he was happy to do it.

So now the lamb followed the sheep listlessly, and kept looking at Jiang Nanhe lying on the stone. Seeing that the sheep was lowering his head to eat a bunch of green grass that had just sprouted, he didn't notice that the lamb was distracted.

He didn't pay attention at this moment, and the lamb swung his hoof and happily rushed towards the direction where Jiang Nanhe was. Before Jiang Nanhe, who was lying on the stone, could react, he was knocked down by the lamb.

Jiang Nanhe, lying on the ground, was so angry that his teeth itched. He warned himself not to get angry. Compared with the lamb, he grew too slowly.

He didn't know when he could subdue the lamb with his bare hands. It was probably difficult. This guy might grow taller than the lamb, which was already very tall.

The lamb, a ram, would definitely be taller than him in the future, so Jiang Nanhe thought that he would not be butted by it all day long in the future, right?

The lamb jumped around Jiang Nanhe, who was lying on the ground, and stuck out his tongue. Jiang Nanhe couldn't stand his crazy movements, so he stood up and slapped him.

However, Jiang Nanhe was too young and too weak, so this slap was useless. Seeing him stand up, the lamb swung his hoof again, ready to attack Jiang Nanhe again.

But before the lamb could move, he was kicked away by the sheep who came over.

Jiang Nanhe looked at the lamb rolling on the ground, then looked at the sheep with a murderous look in his eyes, and sat quietly on the stone, pretending nothing had happened.

The sheep walked to the lamb and bleated at it, not knowing whether it was scolding it or saying something.

The lamb lay on the ground listlessly, motionless, as if it had been hit hard.

Then he stood up, followed the sheep dejectedly, and went towards the direction of the stream.

The stream was far away from the temple, and because of the rising water level, the plants around it grew more luxuriantly than other places. It seemed that the sheep took the lamb to eat.

Jiang Nanhe was also a little hungry. The experience of lack of food and clothing in winter made him understand the preciousness of food, so now he would not waste anything he saw as long as it was edible.

But no matter how frugal he was, his food was very monotonous.

If it weren't for the wild taro he found earlier, his daily food would probably be boiled leaves.

After finding that piece of taro, Jiang Nanhe had one more piece of taro in his daily diet, which became boiled wild vegetable taro soup.

Of course, at night, the sheep would still feed Jiang Nanhe some goat milk. It might be because the lamb had grown up a little, and the sheep's milk was very little.

Now the sheep no longer allowed the lamb to drink milk, but Jiang Nanhe still had a little milk to drink every day.

Jiang Nanhe had refused before, after all, the soul in his shell was a fully intelligent one, so what was the big deal about snatching the lamb's milk? But Jiang Nanhe didn't drink goat milk, and the sheep didn't let the lamb drink it.

Later, the general told Jiang Nanhe that it was because the lamb had reached the age of weaning, and the sheep would not let him drink milk.

If the lamb ate, it might be pushed away by the sheep, but Jiang Nanhe was different. While the sheep could still produce some goat milk, it was okay for him to eat more.

Since then, Jiang Nanhe has had more goat milk to drink at night, which is also an important factor in his current lack of malnutrition and physical problems.

Jiang Nanhe turned over after basking in the sun, and wrapped himself in the heavy coat as a quilt.

He dragged the heavy coat and headed towards the temple, ready to make his own lunch.

The fire in the small pit made in the temple has not been extinguished until now. There has always been a stone basin on it. The stone basin is not big, and Jiang Nanhe used it as a pot.

The water inside was also warm at this time. Jiang Nanhe pulled open the fire with some sparks left below, threw some hay into it, and sparks rose. He put some firewood.

The altar of the temple has been used by Jiang Nanhe as a place to store food. Some wild vegetables he found before were placed on it, some of which have already wilted.

Jiang Nanhe jumped, threw the first batch he picked into the pot, and then found a smaller one from the taro piled under the altar and threw it into the pot.

Looking at the messy pot of soup in the pot, Jiang Nanhe took out a small wooden stick with mixed feelings, scooped up some wild vegetables, and put it into his mouth.

The bitter taste of the wild vegetables did not disappear after being boiled in water, but became stronger.

But if he didn't eat these things, he would have nothing to eat. He had to be thankful that he still had his previous memories, otherwise, let alone cooking these things, he might be starving.

After scooping out the wild vegetables cooked in the pot, the illusory general appeared behind Jiang Nanhe.

He scooped out the cooked taro with his illusory palm, and then he peeled the skin and put it into Jiang Nanhe's mouth.

Jiang Nanhe's small teeth made it difficult to deal with such things.

When he ate the wild vegetables just now, he only chewed them a few times before swallowing them. Although he knew that this was not good for his health, there was nothing he could do.

Eating taro at this time was even more uncomfortable, but the general would pinch the already soft taro into small pieces.

Before, when Jiang Nanhe had less strength in his hands, he would be fed by the general with one hand. Later, when he had some strength in his hands, he would use a wooden stick to feed himself.

After Jiang Nanhe finished eating, the sheep and the lamb also came back from eating. The lamb, who was excited again, circled around the phantom of the general that appeared behind Jiang Nanhe.

It stamped its hooves on the soil, and it seemed that it wanted to use its horns to butt the general, but the sheep gave a look and the lamb restrained its movements.

It came to the food bowl, which was still steaming, listlessly, and gulped down the wild vegetable soup left over from the wild vegetables cooked by Jiang Nanhe.

The soup was not very tasty, because Jiang Nanhe did not wash the taro when he cooked it, but there was no other way, so there was some sand at the bottom of the wild vegetable soup.

Although Jiang Nanhe could not accept the fact that he shared a food bowl with the lamb at first, he thought about it and realized that he and the lamb were drinking goat milk together, so it was nothing. He gradually accepted it, after all, at least he could live.

As for washing vegetables and taro, he himself could not do such a difficult task, so he let the general wash it. Jiang Nanhe was worried that it would waste his stored energy.

The general appeared for a short time these days, and Jiang Nanhe was worried that it might be because of taking care of him that he had not stored much energy. After all, the general looked like a god with few believers.