Su Li was in a good mood when he returned with a bundle of Moon Creek Grass, and his actions were remembered by the migrating people. So the next time he served him a meal, the respected elder came again.
arrived in front of him.
"Master Immortal, do you still need the spiritual herbs during the day?" the old man asked with great concern.
Su Li was very surprised by this question, but after hesitating for a moment, he still said: "Okay, when you go out to look for fruits and vegetables, remember to bring me some plants you have never seen before."
The elder was a little surprised. The vegetation in Tianli Mountain was lush and there were thousands of plants that they had never seen before. But since Su Li had this need, he agreed.
"Are you going to 'taste a hundred herbs' again?" Chi Lao asked silently in Su Li's heart... Is he really going to become a treasure of merit?
"Originally I wanted to find all the ingredients for the 'Jade Dew Pill' by myself, but now that I think about it, we have more people and more strength. It might be faster if we ask everyone to help us find it," Su Li replied.
Is he habitually lazy again?
But Chi Lao didn't believe it. He always felt that this young man's purpose was not so pure...
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Su Li's purpose was indeed not that pure, because he happily found a 'sweet potato' with intact roots among the pile of plants piled in front of him later...
Then he saw a bright red and huge fruit growing on a plant.
He picked it up and smelled it, then took a bite and the juice flowed down... It was really a tomato!
With tomatoes, can scrambled eggs with tomatoes be far behind?
Su Li felt full of energy and drooled a little... This was the dish he ate the most in his previous life.
"Here we go again..." Chi Lao felt quite melancholy as he looked at Su Li who picked up everything and stuffed it into his mouth... He was mentally prepared to become a meritorious treasure in the future, so now he is very worried about Su Li
If you eat like this and cause problems, you will be free again.
But there was no problem for Su Li. His physical attributes were very strong, and even if these mortal grasses were a little toxic, they wouldn't be able to do anything to him.
What's more, Baicao's spiritual energy seems to be able to improve some poison resistance, so even if Su Li is not invulnerable to poisons at this time, it is difficult to be affected by poisons.
And Su Li likes to 'taste hundreds of herbs' because he always wants to find some food that he was familiar with in his previous life...otherwise there would be no place for him to display his cooking skills!
It's just that while he is trying these plants, he will also use paper and pen to draw all the identified plants and mark their names, forms and uses... This is so that he can easily find or acquire them if he has the opportunity next time. He is like this
Thought.
It was when the elder came to deliver the meal again that he threw the manuscript papers over. The elder turned over them with trembling hands, and then he was so excited that he couldn't help himself...
From then on, wherever the migrating team passed, they would inevitably stop for a period of time to search for plants for Su Li, and Su Li would also sort through them to find what he needed, and then record a few things for the elder.
Even later, Su Li no longer had to record himself when he tried these plants. Naturally, there would be top-notch calligraphers and painters in the migration team who were there on time to record what he said.
As the migration team moved forward, Su Li left behind a thick stack of manuscripts in the lush Tianli Mountains.
This was more than what he had gained when he was in Wu State, and Su Li had almost collected all the medicinal materials needed for the 'Jade Dew Pill'.
In the process, Su Li also unexpectedly discovered the secret skill hidden in "Return to the Mountains and Seas - Chapter 7: Spiritual Materials". It was amazing that he could distinguish the medicinal properties of spiritual plants with Yimu-type Qi!
Therefore, during this period, he also discovered some spiritual plants that were not recorded in the "Baicao Spiritual Genealogy" passed down by his master, so he also added some content to the "Baicao Spiritual Genealogy".
These things are useless and a waste of time in the narrow sense of practice, but in Su Li's view, they are all part of his practice.
He measured the earth with his feet (meat sausages), tasted the herbs with his mouth and tongue, and harvested some fragments of knowledge contained in the world.
These fragments of knowledge can't reveal anything yet, but if one day he accumulates enough, integrating this knowledge may be a kind of truth in the world?
Along the way, the migration team also encountered many crises.
For example, when we first entered the mountain, we encountered an illness that affected almost the entire team. Everyone suffered from vomiting and diarrhea and was weak, as if they had malaria.
It was not until Su Li required everyone to boil water before drinking and wash hands before and after eating that the situation improved.
There were also times when the mountain road collapsed while crossing the mountain. Su Li used the rock and soil platform to build a solid arch bridge between the broken mountain roads. This allowed the migrating team to continue moving forward without having to take a long detour.
And when wild beasts invade... Of course, meat sausage is his favorite food delivered to his door. In fact, these days in the mountains, he eats meat almost every meal, and he is very happy.
This shows how difficult it is for ordinary mortals to cross the Tianli Mountain. If it weren't for Su Li's support along the way, this migrating team might not be able to get out of the mountain even if it almost passes along the safest mountain pass.
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Finally, two months later, the migrating team walked out of the southern foot of Tianli Mountain and finally entered the most fertile central area of Western Qin.
Su Li looked at the military fort outside the mountain pass in the distance and knew it was time to say goodbye to this group of people.
He didn't say goodbye to anyone, but the meat sausage carried him for a while and ran wildly to the front of the queue. Then the big, silly-looking dog turned its head towards the crowd and shook its white-tip tail.
, and disappeared behind a hill.
Su Li lay on the back of the meat sausage without raising his head the whole time. He didn't sit up until he couldn't hear the voices of people behind him asking for his stay and thanking him.
Still didn't look back, just looked at the sky and said to himself: "It's almost time, let's go to Anyang City."
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This migrating team successfully walked out of Tianli Mountain, which really surprised the Western Qin officials at the mountain pass and said it was a miracle.
But we encountered difficulties when discussing how to resettle these migrant people... Because the southern part of Tianlu Mountain is the richest, most of the fertile land in the south of the mountain has been occupied. The resettlement of these tens of thousands of migrant people has become a big problem.
However, these immigrants who followed Su Li all the way had their own integrity. They did not ask the officials of the Western Qin Dynasty for help in resettlement. Instead, they set up camp near the Tianli Mountain Pass, which was considered very dangerous by ordinary people, and prepared to build their own residences.
Ordinary people think this wilderness is dangerous, but these people have learned how to survive here from Su Li. Besides, there is a Western Qin military fortress next to it, so safety is not a problem.
Maybe after a few generations of reproduction, this place will become a big city stuck at the Tianli Mountain Pass?
In this newly built settlement, a newly bound manuscript paper became the most important inheritance here. It was called by future generations: The Book of Immortals.
In the future, all scholars who come out of this place will also have a mission, that is, to explore the true origin of this immortal. What they sacrifice cannot be just the image of a 'boy riding a dog', right?