Traveling Through the Stars

"I grew vegetables." Luo Bi replied.

If your family has a farm, there are several situations.

Those who are lazy and don’t want to plant will leave their fields idle.

Those who have a talent for planting will carefully open up and utilize the planting fields.

There are also some people who just open a small vegetable garden and grow vegetables for their own consumption.

If you want your vegetables to grow well, forget it if you don’t work hard and quickly.

Purple leeks are okay and generally don’t need to be taken care of. Other wild vegetables will grow as long as you care.

Luo Bi planted vegetables, and when she had time, she would pull weeds and take care of them.

"Everything can be eaten." Luo Bi said happily.

Fengling stepped onto the big balcony, and Luo Bi followed the man, getting very close to him.

Fengling saw this and her smile became more genuine. She washed her hands and came back to hold Luo Bi in her arms. She asked how Luo Bi had been eating during this period. Luo Bi explained everything in detail.

Fengling hugged Luo Bi and said in a gentle tone: "When I have time, I will accompany you to the Emperor Star Talent Academy to test your talent and see if you can be promoted to a first-level talent contractor."

Luo Bi leaned in the man's arms and looked at Fengling: "I'm not going."

Feng Ling was overjoyed, but he couldn't show it. The man looked at Luo Bi with sharp eyes: "You really don't want to go?"

Luo Bi took a deep breath, feeling unhappy. She really didn't have this intention.

Well, Fengling couldn't figure out what Luo Bi was thinking, so she said, "If you don't test your talent, it will be difficult for the legions to take notice of you. As long as you awaken your talent, you will try your best to get the legions to treat you differently. As long as you get the attention of the legion, you will get a lot of resources, including jade stones and refining materials."

Luo Bi thought about it and felt that it was not impossible to consider testing it: "Extract the bad one and give it to the jadeite?"

Feng Ling was startled, then suddenly smiled: "Every legion is doing well."

It means not to give.

This didn't work, Luo Bi said again: "I'll make it in a furnace and fry it in a furnace. Anyway, as long as I refine it, I'll either fry it in the furnace or burn it in the furnace."

What Luo Bi means is, is there any chance of refining materials like this?

After hearing this, Fengling let out a "tsk" sound, thinking that she really couldn't do anything about it.

Whatever the legion provides, no legion can afford it.

Is this extraction and refining? This is a slap in the face!

"How about." Fengling suggested a compromise and lowered her head to coax Luo Bi: "The test is not urgent. Let's play at home for a few more years and maybe we can extract the energy liquid after practicing."

Does Fengling want Luo Bi to join the circle of talented people? He didn't want to think that Fengling was worried that Luo Bi would come back and blame him in the future.

This was what Luo Bi was waiting for, and she nodded obediently: "Yes."

Fengling stood up and took some twenty jade stones from the study: "Let's play with them."

Luo Bi checked the attributes. She would extract the gold and fire elements and look for them.

Officers often have gatherings in winter. Roger returned home and came to see Fengling after a while. Fengling went to open the door, Roger closed the door and followed Fengling to the big balcony.

Seeing Luo Bi playing with the jadeite, Roger teased: "I heard that your refining furnace exploded again."

Others don’t know, but Luo Bi herself said: “I’m still confused.”

"Ha!" Roger was surprised and said with a smile: "He knows another skill again."

Luo Bi ignored him. Roger sat down on the sofa. He didn't mind Luo Bi's silence. When he saw the jade stone that Fengling gave to Luo Bi, he said, "Fengling can't live without your jade stone. Practice more." You may be able to extract energy fluid again."

If your talent is useless, your talent will be useless. Fengling doesn't care. It's all in vain what others think.