As February arrived, the spring rains began to fall in a gentle drizzle, and from time to time, the sun would shine brightly. As if they had consumed the nutrient solution Keke had mentioned, the tender buds on the trees and green grass on the ground sprouted up vigorously. Junior Ms. Qian started taking the children out to forage for wild vegetables, and every evening, the family would have fresh wild greens to eat.
They could run up into the mountains, and Datou and the others were very excited; Manbao was excited as well.
Because many of the wild plants that had sprouted from the ground were identified by Keke as plants either extinct or close to extinction.
In the past, because Manbao hardly ever participated in such activities, the wild plants she saw had already been cooked into dishes, so Keke didn't pay much attention.
