Traveling Through the Stars

Luo Bi took out the weeds. Guan Zhuting married for the second time. It was not entirely harmonious.

Luo Bi stopped thinking.

There was no place to put the eggs. Luo Bi picked up the small optical computer and browsed the incubator while taking a cardboard box. After browsing, Luo Bi took a look at the price. Damn, it was a little more expensive than before.

The most expensive one was 80 million interstellar coins, which had not increased in price. The cheapest one was 2 million interstellar coins. The lowest grade was more expensive. Compared with a few years ago, you could buy two. Damn, grab interstellar coins.

In winter, planters and incubators can better exert their abilities, and the operating tools are prone to increase in price.

If the price increases, it will increase. As long as Luo Bi hatches eggs, she must buy an incubator.

What bothers Luo Bi is that the eggs she collected are not fresh, and the hatching rate is so uncertain. She has to spend the price of two incubators to buy one incubator. No matter how she thinks about it, she feels that she is at a disadvantage.

She doesn't know how many small eggs there are, and she doesn't know if buying one incubator is enough.

Also, she saw that it was a partridge egg, whether it would be known after it hatched.

Ask Feng Ling to find out, anyway, Luo Bi was not sure about the unhatched eggs. She had a sharp eye for some things, but was dumbfounded by others.

Browsing the incubator, Luo Bi returned to the planting field.

Putting the small optical computer on the ground, Luo Bi picked up the eggs and counted them. She estimated that they were bird eggs, about thirty, and would not hatch them, as they would take up space in vain, and would just eat them.

There were about a dozen water duck eggs, which were put aside for now. The most were small chicken eggs.

Luo Bi counted them and found that there were about three hundred. How many of these small eggs could be put in an incubator? Luo Bi was at a loss, so she immediately called Feng Ling and asked Feng Ling.

Feng Ling's brain was not as careless as Luo Bi's. The man was standing on the ice and snow wall at this time, and he and Wen Xiao looked at the strange beasts in the distance. There were only more than twenty of them at present, and they were cleaned up when they had time.

Feng Ling said after hearing this: "Put 200 eggs in one incubator."

"Oh, it's okay." Luo Bi hung up the call.

Feng Ling chuckled without saying a word.

Luo Bi calculated that one incubator was not enough. In fact, duck eggs did not need to be included. If there was no space in the incubator, they could just eat them directly. But if she bought two incubators, she would have space.

It would be great if there was a small incubator. Luo Bi picked up the small optical computer and looked for it. What's more, if there was a small incubator for home use, one million interstellar coins would be enough. Luo Bi immediately bought two incubators.

There was no need to wash the eggs with clean water. Maybe none of them could be hatched.

Luo Bi also bought coriander seeds and onion seeds. There were small onions collected in the material warehouse. When the planting field was reclaimed, the small onions could be planted directly. She had collected a lot of small wild onions.

There were also small wild garlics. That's all she planted.

There was no rush now. She could put them aside. The most important thing was to hatch the small partridge chickens.

A partridge chicken is not enough to improve combat power. Purple grapes need to be planted. Luo Bi stepped onto the planting field, cleared the snow bit by bit, and looked for surviving plants.

This planting field has planted purple grapes before, so there can't be no living plants, right?

In the afternoon, the incubator was delivered to the door. Luo Bi looked for it and put the incubator on the small glass wall at the edge of the balcony, adjusted the temperature and lighting, and moved the eggs over.

There were 50 small eggs on each layer, and 200 eggs in one incubator.

The other incubator was smaller and also very delicate, and more than ten duck eggs were placed on it.