Nan Feng suddenly understood.
Yes, why hadn't she thought of this before!
In "The Divine Weapon," after Yang Guo was poisoned by Love Flowers in the Valley of No Feelings, the monk from India found Forget-Me-Not under the Love Flower tree due to the principle of mutual growth and restraining among everything.
Would there be a plant around the Red Fruit that could counteract its poison?
...
The next day, Nan Feng ventured into the mountains again.
With great difficulty, she found the porcupine burrow and began searching for the wild fruit near it.
After much effort, she eventually found clusters of the fiery red wild fruit several hundred meters from the burrow.
The Red Fruit turned out to be a type of vine plant that grew close to the ground, and one had to squat down to pick it.
Nan Feng wondered how Little Nan Feng, being so naive, had managed to find this place. It was a miracle that she was able to find her way home after wandering alone in the mountain.
