After Si Shuo got pregnant with the cubs, she hadn't used Teleportation to go to Ji Liang even once during his trading trip. For Ji Liang, seven or eight days had passed, but for Si Shuo, it had been eleven or twelve days!
Every day, Ji Liang would place a few small trinkets into the space—some for her, and he never forgot to bring some for the cubs, too.
He didn't neglect his calligraphy practice. He wrote a travelogue entry for her daily, describing everything he saw and heard along the way in simple, straightforward language.
Si Shuo would then read them to everyone during dinner. Who didn't yearn for the outside world? But for the sake of survival and their families, they had responsibilities and couldn't just travel around to see things for the time being.
Ji Liang's travelogues injected a sense of vitality and positivity into the group, broadening their horizons and knowledge and expanding their perspectives.
