Jiang Feng stood behind bun, unable to resist a amused head shake.
This little bun had such simple thoughts.
So easily placated!
"Old Jiang, you're just asking for trouble. Wait until bun realizes you've lied to it again. You'll be in deep shit then."
"I'm actually quite curious about this 'Million Flower Vegetable' the streamer says he's growing. How did he manage to grow it?"
"Didn't the streamer say it's grafted?"
"As a graduate from the agricultural college, don't I know what grafting is? Having five or six plants growing on one stem, is that what you call grafting?"
"What's the point in paying attention to that stuff? Don't distract me from watching the pandas."
At this point, some people in the livestream chat started questioning the Million Flower Vegetable.
They all found these vegetables too outlandish to believe.
It's hard for ordinary people to imagine these vegetables growing on a single stem.
Jiang Feng saw the comments and was speechless.
These people are just here to stir up trouble!
Absolutely!
So to avoid exposing himself, Jiang Feng didn't respond to these questions.
No matter what anyone said, he insisted that this was grafted.
If you don't know how it's grafted, that's just because your skills aren't up to par. Don't blame him.
Jiang Feng chuckled inwardly, and stopped paying attention to the livestream chat. Instead, he continued inspecting his Million Flower Vegetable.
But unbeknownst to him, his Million Flower Vegetable had become a small online sensation.
When netizens saw the Million Flower Vegetable, they were initially baffled.
What kind of plant is this?
However, they then suspected that it must be man-made.
Or maybe even the whole plant was made of plastic.
There's no way something like this could grow in nature.
So most people online thought it was an artificial thing, not to be taken seriously.
While Jiang Feng's Million Flower Vegetable only sparked a small online furor and didn't cause too big of a stir,
It did catch the attention of experts in the agricultural field.
It even alarmed the National Agricultural Institute of China.
When the big shots from the Agricultural Institute saw Jiang Feng's Million Flower Vegetable, they were completely stumped too.
To be honest, they've dealt with plants half their lives, but they've never seen a plant that combines so many different vegetables into one before.
This even went beyond their knowledge base.
Who says grafting techniques are already advanced nowadays?
But something like this couldn't possibly grow in nature, right?
"Unbelievable, unbelievable, too unbelievable. Old Zhu, I've learned something new in my lifetime."
"I think it's fake. Even if it's grafted, there's no way it could survive."
"No, I think those plants are real. Just watch his videos, this young man is something else."
"Although I don't know what grafting method he used, these are just ordinary vegetables at the end of the day, so we shouldn't pay too much attention to it."
"I think this could provide a reference point for our future research directions."
Apart from a few people, after the bigwigs from the Agricultural Institute debated about Jiang Feng's Million Flower Vegetable for a while,
No one paid much more attention to it.
They felt that the Million Flower Vegetable only produced ordinary grafted vegetables.
Not to mention whether it could actually survive, they didn't see much research value in Jiang Feng's Million Flower Vegetable.
Unless a truly meaningful crop emerged, they wouldn't pay too much attention to it.
Meanwhile, Jiang Feng working in the fields had no idea he had caught the attention of a group of experts.
But even if he knew, he wouldn't care too much about it.
At the moment, he was thinking about how to accelerate the growth of these Million Flower Vegetables.
The 30-day maturation period felt too long for him.
Jiang Feng was growing impatient.
"System, is there a way to shorten the Million Flower Vegetable's growth time?"
When in doubt, ask the System.
Once again, Jiang Feng turned to the System to find a way to accelerate the Million Flower Vegetable's growth.
[Water...]
The System simply responded with one word.
But Jiang Feng immediately understood that it must be referring to the Tri-colored Spirit Water.
Maybe this stuff really could speed up the Million Flower Vegetable's growth.
"That would be great then. System, could you water this plot with the Tri-colored Spirit Water every night? Thanks for the help."
So Jiang Feng assigned the watering task to the System.
System: ...
"Let's go home, bun."
After inspecting the vegetable plot, Jiang Feng figured the people from the Forestry Bureau would be coming soon.
He called out to bun and Yuan Xiao to head back home.
Wuwuwu!
As usual, bun was reluctant to leave its empty plot, looking back longingly.
Jiang Feng patted its little head and said, "Don't worry bun, your feed will sprout soon."
Wuwuwu!
Hearing Jiang Feng's words, bun nodded with an open mouth.
Jiang Feng smiled, hugging the two little ones without saying anything.
But when Jiang Feng brought bun and Yuan Xiao back to the front door,
He found that Director Su from the Forestry Bureau had just arrived with his team.
"Director Su, you're here pretty quickly."
Jiang Feng walked up to the door holding the two little ones and said.
"As soon as the bureau heard we were going to examine the albino pandas, everyone rushed over eagerly."
Su Qinghuan said with a smile.
At this point, the staff from the Forestry Bureau also noticed the two pandas Jiang Feng was carrying.
"So these are the albino pandas? They look so white."
"Yeah, this albino panda looks much better than the ones we photographed before."
"Oh look, this panda seems shy."
"Haha, bun has a bigger personality, not afraid of people."
The Forestry Bureau staff immediately started chattering when they saw Yuan Xiao.
Their comments made the panda in Jiang Feng's arms feel a bit shy, not daring to look at the crowd.
This prompted another round of laughter from the staff.
Meanwhile, bun didn't seem as shy.
The Forestry Bureau staff had just come to examine bun's health a couple days ago.
So bun was a bit familiar with this group of people.
And today it was Yuan Xiao's turn for the examination.
In just a few short days, the Forestry Bureau staff had already visited twice.
Jiang Feng figured they would be frequent visitors from now on.
But Jiang Feng was very curious.
As the director of the Forestry Bureau, did Su Qinghuan really have that much free time?
Why was he leading the team every single time?
It seems the workload at the Forestry Bureau is quite light.
Thinking this, Jiang Feng couldn't help but laugh a little, feeling he might be overthinking things.
He put down the two little ones and opened the door to let everyone inside.
Once inside, the Forestry Bureau staff neatly set up all their examination equipment.
"Go ahead, Yuan Xiao. They won't hurt you, just let them examine you."
Jiang Feng smiled at Yuan Xiao.
Yuan Xiao's little eyes looked at Jiang Feng, then at the Forestry Bureau staff.
A bit confused, it tilted its head.
Examine?
What does that mean?
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