Disaster Apocalypse: Farming, Family, and My Hidden Secret Space-Chapter 71. Fairyland

Qi Shi already knows about the space, which is essentially the children’s Immortal’s Blessing. Isn’t such a magical place with magical abilities an Immortal’s Blessing?

Even at this point, it still seems unbelievable, but it doesn’t stop her from lecturing her child.

Pointing at her daughter’s forehead with a face full of lingering fear, she said, "Even if it is true, you can’t be careless. What if something goes wrong?"

"Mom, don’t worry, I know what I’m doing. I can enter the space at any time if there’s danger." Jin’er tilted her head that was nudged by her mother, blinking playfully and swinging her other hand holding her mother’s arm.

"Mom and Dad, do you want to go in and take a look?" Jin’er changed the topic with a suggestion the two couldn’t refuse, successfully shifting the conversation and reacting like any normal child would.

Just like parents want to give everything good to their children, children who find something fun or delicious would want to share it with their parents.

Now that the secret of the space has been revealed, it would be very odd for Jin’er to hide it from her parents.

"Can we go in? Will it affect you?" Qi Shi’s eyes lit up, but her words became hesitant.

This is how parents are—always thinking first about whether it would affect her, which warmed Jin’er’s heart.

But she really couldn’t be sure, after all, no one other than her had ever gone in before.

"I don’t know either, but there shouldn’t be any impact." Jin’er thought for a moment and said.

Then, without waiting for her parents to speak, Jin’er grabbed each of them by the hand and with a thought, appeared in the space.

But... seeing her empty hands, Jin’er felt disappointed for an instant.

It seemed the space only allowed her to enter. Jin’er looked at the few acres of garden and felt a bit like crying.

Originally, she thought if she could bring her parents in, then with her father’s help, she wouldn’t have to manage this land. Most importantly, she’s really not good at farming tasks.

But letting such a large garden go to waste, Jin’er really couldn’t do.

Outside the space, watching their daughter suddenly disappear in front of them, Qi Shi was so scared she almost screamed, but covered her mouth at the last moment.

If she screamed, believe it or not, everyone in the house would rush to the child’s room.

"She... Dad, Jin... er is this..."

Knowing is one thing, but witnessing it firsthand is another. Even with mental preparation, Qi Shi was still anxious and couldn’t help but look at her husband.

Hua Chengtian nodded, marveling at the spot where the child vanished.

This time was clearer than what they saw on the mountain, but their reaction was not panic this time but pure joy. With this space, they really didn’t have to worry about their daughter’s future safety.

His wife’s panic brought Hua Chengtian back to his senses; he quickly held his wife’s hand to comfort her: "Don’t be afraid, it’s okay. Jin’er just entered her Immortal’s Blessing, it’s her secret place and there’s no danger."

Just as Hua Chengtian finished speaking, their daughter suddenly reappeared in front of them, looking apologetically at him and her mother.

"Mom, Dad... it seems I can’t take you in."

As soon as her daughter appeared, Qi Shi’s expression immediately relaxed, and her racing heart calmed. Whether they could enter or not didn’t matter as long as the child was safe.

She smiled warmly at Jin’er, brushing a lock of hair back behind her daughter’s ear.

"Silly child, if we can’t go in, we can’t go in. As long as you are safe and sound, it’s fine. Besides, this is something the Immortal gave you; it’s not so easy for mortals to enter. It’s the Immortal protecting you. Mom is actually very relieved that our Jin’er has such a blessing. I’m not worried about your safety anymore."

"Immortal’s Blessing?" Jin’er looked at her parents in shock.

"The family is quite good at naming the space. Thinking how the ancients were superstitious, it seems quite fitting, and it saves her from having to explain further.

"Mom, are you saying the space I see is the Immortal’s Blessing?" Jin’er chuckled.

"Exactly, my daughter is fortunate, blessed by an Immortal!"

Such a treasure couldn’t possibly belong to mere mortals. Qi Shi was convinced that her daughter was under the Immortal’s protection.

Otherwise, how could she have miraculously woken up from such a severe injury last time when even the doctor shook his head repeatedly?

Jin’er wholeheartedly agreed: "Mom’s right, it’s indeed the Immortal’s Blessing."

She can mysteriously arrive in this place, become Jin’er of Hua Village, and then have an Immortal’s Blessing. Why not?

Mom’s imagination gave her a bit of pleasant surprise; it was indeed quite fitting.

Feeling happy, she wanted to share.

"Mom, Dad, my Blessing has lots of delicious food. Would you like to try some?" Jin’er, like presenting a treasure, took out some fruits and snacks from the space, quickly piling a heap on the bed.

Apples, oranges, watermelons, milk candies, spicy sticks, sunflower seeds, bread, milk tea, nuts, and more covered the bed.

With a touch of pride, she quickly unwrapped two milk candies, one for each parent, placing them in their mouths expectantly.

This was the most delicious candy Qi Shi had ever eaten, her eyes widening with excitement.

Sweet and aromatic with a milky taste, such delicious things couldn’t exist in the mundane world, further strengthening her belief that only Immortals could possess them.

Hua Chengtian’s reaction was not much better than Qi Shi’s as he indulged in the taste of the milk candy.

When Jin’er reached for another thing, Qi Shi and Hua Chengtian quickly stopped their daughter.

The items on the bed were obviously not ordinary; each one was exceptionally exquisite. These were presents from the Immortal to their daughter, and they, as mortals, shouldn’t eat them.

"Sweetheart, keep these for yourself, Mom and Dad won’t eat them."

Jin’er didn’t care that much, insisting that since they were taken out, they were for her parents. However, she still planned to recycle the packaging bags.

Then, ignoring her father’s objections, she directly removed the large packaging from the snacks on the bed, used oil paper to wrap the sunflower seeds and nuts, and stubbornly pushed them to her parents, saying two words: "Eat them."

"Jin’er... okay, Mom and Dad will keep them and eat." Hua Chengtian couldn’t resist his daughter’s gaze and compromised, yet his smile was unstoppable.

What to do with such a filial child?

Qi Shi couldn’t help but laugh at her husband’s helpless look; the daughter sure was her husband’s nemesis, and hers too.

However, with a daughter so understanding and filial, they reveled in it.

Seeing Mom and Dad compromise made Jin’er satisfied. "Mom and Dad, just eat as much as you want. I have more over there; I have plenty," she said, winking at them meaningfully.

With the replication feature of the space, there’s no worry about running out as long as the packaging remains.

Now that she no longer had to eat alone, Jin’er’s heart felt relieved.

Although she never intended to expose the space initially, when things happened, perhaps it was fate’s way of allowing her to integrate fully into this family, she comforted herself.

"Sweetheart, are you saying..." Hua Chengtian’s eyes lit up.

"Yes, just as Dad thought, so don’t worry about running out," Jin’er added, seeing their relieved expressions and saying an exciting bit more, "There’s also white flour, refined rice, and millet in abundance."