Watching Ling Ze use those electrical appliances and teach them how to use the washing and hygiene supplies, Situ Tianyin and A Yin felt both novel and extremely shocked. They both thought these things were amazing. After looking through the villa, Ling Ze took the two of them to tour the outside of the villa.
The main gate was an alloy sliding door with sensing capabilities. When a person approached the gate, it would slide open to both sides, and it would automatically close after the person left. The two of them played with it happily, like children. Entering the main gate, there was a rock garden, and next to the rock garden, water flowed, and there were even various ornamental fish in the water—something Ling Ze himself hadn't expected.
Bypassing the rock garden was an arch bridge made of white jade stone. The carvings on the bridge railings were all lifelike. After crossing the bridge, they arrived at a corridor constructed from various precious timbers. The corridor was also winding, appearing to lead everywhere. The corridor leading to the left side of the villa had a pavilion with a tea table, chairs, and other items. The highlight was that in front of the pavilion, there was a platform with three sets of fishing gear. Ling Ze was very satisfied with this.
On the right side of the villa, one side had various fruit trees, and the other side had a vegetable garden. The fruits and vegetables growing there looked excellent, clearly delicious just by looking at them. Ling Ze casually picked a bunch of grapes, only to find that as soon as he picked one bunch, another one immediately appeared. Ling Ze felt very excited; this meant they wouldn't need to buy any fruits or vegetables in the future—they had an endless supply here. A Yin and Tian Yin also found it magical.
Outside the main villa gate, directly opposite was a stretch of beach with very fine sand that felt comfortable to step on. Not far away were several lounge chairs, each equipped with a sun umbrella, looking quite nice. Next to them grew several crooked coconut trees, each bearing a few coconuts.
Behind the villa was a large open space, a flat expanse covered with a layer of green grass. Ling'er said they shouldn't modify the area behind the villa yet, as it had a use. In the distance, there was a forest, and even further away, mountain peaks—Ling Ze didn't know which mountains Ling'er had moved in. There were animals inside too. When Ling Ze saw them, he couldn't help but laugh; they were all edible.
Ling Ze couldn't help but sigh that the one hundred thousand points spent were worth it. Ling'er was as reliable as ever. A Yin felt this place was a paradise on earth; in fact, Ling Ze felt the same way. The two of them declared that they would live here from now on. Ling Ze gave them permission rights: from now on, no matter where they were, they could enter this place at any time.
This way, he no longer needed to worry about his or A Yin's safety. Ling Ze felt this was even more satisfying than the protagonists in the wish-fulfillment novels he had read before. Those protagonists sometimes had to experience a bit of danger, whereas he was invincible right from the start.
What he wanted most now was to grow up quickly, as his current body was simply too small. He couldn't do the things he wanted to do right now. As for what those things were, readers, you can slowly figure that out yourselves; I won't state it explicitly—those who understand, understand!
At this moment, A Yin said, "We've been looking around for quite a while. We can look slowly later. Xiao Ze, you and Sister Tian Yin keep looking around first, I'll go make dinner. I don't know what you all want to eat."
Ling Ze said, "How about we have seafood today? Isn't there a fishing platform nearby? We'll catch whatever we fish, and that's what we'll eat. What do you two sisters think?"
Situ Tianyin also said, "That sounds good, I haven't had seafood in a long time."
A Yin looked a bit hesitant, her face slightly unnatural. Ling Ze couldn't help but ask, "Sister A Yin, what's wrong? Why do you have that expression?"
A Yin replied, "Well, I've never eaten it, and I don't know how to cook it." She looked a bit embarrassed after saying that.
Ling Ze and Tian Yin quickly comforted her. Tian Yin said she knew how to cook and would make it later. A Yin said she also wanted to learn, and Tian Yin agreed to teach A Yin how to cook it later.