“What are you doing?” Keke couldn’t help but ask.

“Smilax glabra usually grows in patches. This isn’t deep in the mountains, and it’s safe here. With such a good find, of course, I want to call them over to dig some too.”

Jian Xiu didn’t specify who they were, but even so, Keke knew exactly who she was referring to.

“Why didn’t you just ask me?” Keke said, a little exasperated.

“I didn’t want to waste points.”

“Who told you you needed points?”

“You did! Didn’t you say before that every time you scan, it costs points?”

“That was only at the beginning. When was the last time I charged you for a scan?”

“Oh? Then why didn’t you say so earlier? Hurry up and scan, quick, quick!” Jian Xiu urged eagerly.

“I already scanned just now. Like you said, there’s indeed a lot of Smilax glabra here. You can have them come over tomorrow to dig.” Keke reported truthfully.

Keke had some understanding of the people around Jian Xiu.

Helping her with small tasks like this—without delaying her points accumulation—wasn’t a problem.

Hearing Keke’s confirmation, Jian Xiu swung her hoe and continued digging.

At the same time, she asked in her mind, “Now can I buy the wild boar bait?”

“You can, but tell me first—what exactly are you doing? Don’t tell me you plan to dig up all the Smilax glabra before leaving?”

“Of course not. I just want to dig some first and take it to Renhetang to check the market price.”

Hearing this, Keke didn’t say anything more.

With that settled, Jian Xiu finally had time to focus on her own matters.

As soon as she finished speaking, a small package appeared in her hand.

Jian Xiu was curious—what was it about this stuff that made it so irresistible to wild boars?

“How many points is that Smilax glabra worth?”

“3,600 points.”

“That much?”

“You think that’s a lot? If you worked harder, you’d have paid off your entire debt by now.”

Jian Xiu: “……”

Every time the topic of points came up, Keke never failed to throw in some criticism.

At this point, she had learned the best strategy—just keep quiet.

Arriving at the large pit she had dug last time, Jian Xiu didn’t hesitate.

She simply tossed the package in.

It had been a while since she was last here, but the pit remained unchanged.

Maybe due to the rain, some of the soil from the sides had eroded and slid down.

Fortunately, she had dug deep enough back then, so it didn’t really matter.

Clapping the dirt off her hands, Jian Xiu casually made her way deeper into the mountains.

“Keke, is there anything valuable up ahead?”

“Nope.”

“I’m warning you—you better not just scan for the things you need. If there are any valuable medicinal herbs or anything worth money, you better tell me! Otherwise… otherwise…”

“Otherwise, what?”

“Otherwise, I’ll give up! I won’t bother saving up points anymore!”

Keke: “……”

Over time, Jian Xiu had figured something out.

Just because Keke recorded something didn’t necessarily mean it was valuable.

Some things were highly prized in this world but completely ignored by Keke’s mysterious supermarket.

On the other hand, some items that were common and unremarkable here were incredibly sought-after by the supermarket.

“Oh? You’re resorting to threats now?”

“What choice do I have? You know I’m broke!”

“Broke? You’re doing way better than when you first arrived.”

“That’s true, but I have a bad feeling… All my silver comes from dividends. Once I build my house, I’ll barely have anything left.”

Hearing this, Keke let out a short “Hmm.”

It seemed to agree.

What Jian Xiu hadn’t mentioned was that, as a highly trained agent, she had an incredibly sharp intuition.

Especially her sixth sense.

She didn’t know why, but she had this strong feeling that she would need a lot of silver in the future.

Back in the apocalypse, her instincts were always spot on.

She wasn’t sure if they would be just as reliable here.

Just in case, she needed to save up as much silver as possible.

Of course, food was just as important.

And speaking of food, that meant she needed land.

In a little while, Rong Zihe would probably be giving her a share of the dividends.

It looked like she needed to plan out her finances in advance.

By the time Jian Xiu finally reached the depths of the mountains, it was already mid-morning.

And that was with her walking fast and setting out before dawn.

No wonder hunters needed to spend the night when venturing this far.

There really wasn’t enough time otherwise.

“Keke, are there any medicinal herbs around here?”

“Go a little further. I’m not sure, but I think I’m picking up something.” Keke responded softly.

Keke’s scanning ability was always based on Jian Xiu’s location.

“How wide is your scan range now?” Jian Xiu asked curiously.

“Eleven meters. Eleven meters around you.”

“That far?”

“Far? This is nothing.”

Jian Xiu wasn’t sure how to respond.

To her, that range was already quite impressive.

After all, it wasn’t just eleven meters in one direction—it was a full circle around her.

That was a huge area.

“Wait! Hide, now! Hurry!”

Suddenly, Keke’s urgent voice rang in her mind.

Hearing this, Jian Xiu didn’t hesitate.

She immediately crouched into the dense grass nearby.

The moment she hid, she saw a small black bear emerge from a cave up ahead.

“Keke… are you planning to record this too?” Jian Xiu swallowed hard.

Because if not, then this bear… belonged to her.

The bear was still young, but it had to weigh at least a hundred pounds.

With a bear like this, her space would be set.

Not to mention, if she sold it to a medicinal shop, she’d be rich.

Just thinking about it, Jian Xiu eagerly whispered, “Keke…”

“Don’t even think about it. If I’m not mistaken, this thing is worth tens of thousands—maybe even a hundred thousand—points. Are you sure you want to sell it?”

Before Jian Xiu could finish speaking, Keke had already cut her off.

Of course, it was ultimately her decision.

If she insisted on selling it, Keke wouldn’t object.

After all, she was its master.

And besides, it trusted that she had enough sense to make the right choice.

Sure enough, after a brief silence, Jian Xiu let out a resigned sigh.

“Fine, fine. Just take it. Being in debt is really exhausting.”