Chapter 37

He left the residential compound.

Qin Bei headed toward the bustling street.

He bought some wilderness survival supplies—tents and the like—along with cooking gear.

The talent he had awakened could not only provide his tamed beast with a stable environment, it was also equivalent to a storage space.

Unlike others, whose beast-taming spaces could only hold their tamed beasts and couldn't store anything else.

However, just as Qin Bei was about to go to a shop to buy a Northwest Mountain Range encyclopedia.

He suddenly spotted a familiar figure walking into a beast-breeding shop across the street.

Qin Bei raised an eyebrow at once.

"What's this girl going there for?"

Pet-breeding shops were a sub-branch of the beast-tamer profession.

They employed beast-evolution masters.

This job was basically the equivalent of a vet from his past life—a beauty-treatment vet!

Except… the "beauty" here enhanced strength.

Evolution masters could adjust potions based on a pet's attributes and talents.

Brewing potions suited to the beast.

They could appropriately boost a beast's talent.

With luck, an evolution could even occur.

A caterpillar could evolve into a butterfly.

The profession was extremely prestigious, and the fees were steep.

But what puzzled Qin Bei was—what would a transcendent like this girl want at a pet-evolution shop?

Could it be for herself?

But his was the mechanical type—drink engine oil if anything.

Unable to figure it out, Qin Bei shook his head and decided to take care of his own business first.

He went to a convenience store and bought a copy of the Northwest Mountain Range encyclopedia.

It contained records of the fierce beasts that had appeared in the Northwest Mountain Range, along with all sorts of iron ores and medicinal herbs.

Basically everyone heading to the Northwest Mountain Range bought a copy.

Leaving the shop, Qin Bei looked ahead and once again saw the girl dash excitedly toward an exchange hall.

Exchange halls were generally used by people returning from outside expeditions, trading precious parts of fierce beasts for the items they needed.

Basically, medicinal herbs, rare iron ores, and money could all be exchanged there.

Qin Bei didn't go up to greet Jiang Siyu either.

Otherwise this girl would start asking all sorts of questions again.

He hurried back home, and Qin Bei wiped the sweat from his forehead.

"It's too hot. I hope I can build a Demon Dragon Castle next time—or at the very least, a motorcycle."

Qin Bei muttered, then placed the items behind him into his mechanical space one by one.

He then took out the Northwest Mountain Range encyclopedia and began studying it seriously.

Time slipped away unnoticed.

Qin Bei was completely absorbed.

Until Jiang Siyu opened the door.

She carried in a pile of ingredients, breaking Qin Bei's intense study.

"Knew it, you lazy pig haven't eaten."

Jiang Siyu shot him a look, then picked up the ingredients and headed into the kitchen.

Qin Bei scratched his head and said nothing.

Watching the busy figure in the kitchen, his gaze gradually softened.

It had to be said, Jiang Siyu was absolutely the gold standard of a good wife and mother.

Every quality a woman should have was on full display in her.

Perhaps the only flaw was that she was too flat—extremely unfriendly to any future children.

They'd starve!

An hour later, Jiang Siyu finished cooking, and Qin Bei went over to help.

The two then sat at the dining table and began eating.

Halfway through the meal.

The door suddenly opened.

Uncle Jiang stood there with a dark expression, looking at the scene before him.

Qin Bei's mind went blank, and he immediately raised a cola toward Jiang Bufan.

"Uncle Jiang, want some?"