On the other side, Yu Xifeng finally found that RV and replenished two cans of fruit, swapping out a bunch of parts.

It had two levels; the roof of the second room could be raised and lowered.

There was a retractable platform on the side of the vehicle.

Solar panels were laid on the roof, with quite decent power generation.

Adding the two floors together, the usable area was about twelve square meters.

It was planned with a driving area, living area, and kitchen/bathroom area.

Because space was limited, every bit of space was used to the fullest.

The table could be folded.

The co-driver’s seat could be adjusted to face different directions; the sofa could be laid flat into a tatami mat, and the lower level had hidden storage compartments.

The RV had a built-in 400-liter water tank.

360-degree panoramic cameras were installed in the four corners, with intelligent control.

Although it couldn’t connect to the internet, it could transmit data to a phone via Bluetooth in real-time.

There was also a refrigerator, shower, air fryer, induction cooker, and various other household appliances.

Small but complete.

The interior was her favorite natural wood color.

Storage space was designed in many unexpected places.

Yu Xifeng estimated the capacity and imagined how she would arrange everything in her mind.

Gasoline, drinking water, emergency medicine, food.

Fully loaded, even without any resupply, this RV could support Yu Xifeng living alone for at least three weeks.

The only downside was the bathroom—it was really too small.

Yu Xifeng had never seen such a cramped bathroom before.

Though it supported a shower, when a person stood inside, raising their hand would touch the wall.

Because Yu Xifeng was generous, the manufacturer, which had already shut down, still sent her quite a few degraders.

These were used to process human waste on the vehicle.

Such RVs could no longer be produced by modern industry; each one was a limited edition.

The after-sales asked Yu Xifeng, “Are you planning to move in?”

Yu Xifeng had inspected both floors and was very satisfied.

As for moving in?

Of course not.

Things under her name were not necessarily hers.

In emergencies, just like the inflatable boat previously requisitioned by Wang Anmin, this limited edition RV could also be requisitioned.

Only things inside her personal space belonged to her.

Yu Xifeng gradually became familiar with the buttons inside the RV.

It was already very late; that night she didn’t go back but stayed inside the RV to get familiar with the layout, control panel, and driver’s seat.

She slept in the RV that night.

The next morning, Yu Xifeng drove the vehicle out of the shelter.

It had been a long time since she last drove; she was quite rusty, but on the road, there were no pedestrians or obstacles, so apart from some bumps, the road was forgiving of her driving skills.

All that mattered was knowing how to use the brakes.

She drove quite far.

Yu Xifeng tried out the in-car air conditioning and made sure to drive far enough off the beaten path.

Then she started setting up the RV.

She laid out bedding from her space and put food, clothes, medicine, and quilts in the RV’s cabinets.

She also used the RV’s air fryer to make a bowl of French fries.

When the temperature was suitable, she planned to drive the RV to a remote place.

This car would be her new home.

Yu Xifeng was excited for quite a while.

She even placed a hamster toy doll on the RV bed.

It was the only doll in her space.

Yes, it was picked up from the pet store; originally, it was Little Orange’s toy.

After finishing the setup, seeing the temperature about to drop below -40°C, the control panel started a low-temperature alarm, so Yu Xifeng retracted the RV into her space.

The daylight was too short, and the nights were long.

After a few trips outside, Yu Xifeng clearly felt the time inside her space was running short.

In the coming days, she would have to be more efficient entering the space to accumulate more time inside it.

Yu Xifeng returned to the underground shelter in the dark, shivering.

Along the way back, she grabbed lots of ice and even erased the RV’s tire tracks.

Unfortunately, she didn’t manage to refresh and get half a mountain goat like last time.

The good news was that under the professional staff’s day-and-night repair efforts, the underground heating system was restored.

The inner circle returned to a springlike warmth.

Yu Xifeng no longer needed to wear thick cotton coats inside the house.

This was undoubtedly encouraging news.

After returning home, Yu Xifeng found the medicine Zhang Qiu had given her, boiled it for over twenty minutes, and pinched her nose to drink it.

After a good sleep, afraid Zhang Qiu might suspect something, Yu Xifeng drank several cups of warm water.

When she went out, she unexpectedly ran into He Yuan.

He Yuan seemed to have deliberately dressed up, his face fair and delicate.

His glasses were replaced with gold-rimmed ones, and shiny cufflinks were pinned to his sleeves.

Yu Xifeng even smelled a faint fragrance.

Unlike her, who only had cologne and mosquito coils.

Yu Xifeng fell into a deep silence.

He Yuan’s smile no longer looked forced.

“I heard you live here and go to Old Cai’s to practice boxing every day. That must be hard.

I’m heading there too; want to go together?”

No need.

No need.

Yu Xifeng really didn’t know what to say and just lowered her head to go to Old Cai’s place.

Zhang Qiu came out to meet her and was shocked when he saw He Yuan.

He Yuan adjusted his glasses and spoke politely, “I came here with Xifeng. Has Grandpa Cai eaten?”

“No, man,” Zhang Qiu looked him up and down.

Are you sick or what?

When Yu Xifeng was practicing boxing, Zhang Qiu didn’t even move a chair for He Yuan.

He Yuan could only stand to watch.

His gaze was admiring, and his smile was pleasant.

Zhang Qiu asked him more than once, “Anything else?”

What he wanted to ask was, “Are you okay?”

Dinner was extremely awkward.

He Yuan brought gifts and refused to leave.

Old Cai turned a blind eye.

Seeing He Yuan’s attentiveness to Yu Xifeng, Zhang Qiu felt sick to his stomach.

Yu Xifeng ate well.

The preserved meat rice Zhang Qiu made was really delicious.

After finishing, she clapped her hands and left.

Last time when she went out with Zhang Qiu, the visible supplies were credited to Zhang Qiu and Old Cai.

Zhang Qiu also took care of Yu Xifeng’s dinner.

Yu Xifeng ate quite satisfactorily.

Occasionally, she would bring some food from the house and hand it to Zhang Qiu to prepare.

The noodles she made herself were just noodles.

After Zhang Qiu reheated them, somehow adding something, they were especially fragrant and tasty.

He Yuan also wanted to follow but was pulled back by Zhang Qiu.

“Hey, He, screw you.”

Yu Xifeng had already gone far away; inside the house, the two fought.

He Yuan was healthier than Zhang Qiu.

Zhang Qiu had learned two moves of fancy martial arts from Old Cai.

They were equally bad.

Old Cai stroked his smooth, beardless chin, thinking these two fighting was really painful to watch.

One of them was his grandson.

He shook his head and left.

After that, every time Yu Xifeng came out, she would meet He Yuan, who happened to be on a route that covered half the shelter.

He had a different excuse every day to pass by Yu Xifeng’s home.

Yu Xifeng didn’t distinguish truth from lies and reported him directly to the patrol team.

He Yuan was quiet for two days.

Then Zheng Weiyang came again.

He brought a small bunch of fresh baby bok choy.

“Xiao Yu, why are you still living in this house? Is there something wrong with the RV? I can ask someone to help you.”

Since she sold that hen, Yu Xifeng had put Big White out as a showpiece.

What she raised was not important; what mattered was that she was raising something.

As long as she had live poultry, she still had a place at auctions like Zheng Weiyang’s.

Among the chickens and ducks, Big White stood out with his powerful, exceptional combat ability.

Big White was also clever and wouldn’t bark unnecessarily.

As for whether anyone had their eyes on him—

Anyone who dared reach out had better be prepared for their hand to be chopped off.