After Reborn, I Became the Bigshots' Beloved novel Chapter 434

Chapter 434: Chapter 434 Shooting Arrows Blindfolded!

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The viewers watching the live stream saw Lu Sheng walk to a nearby patch of grass. She bent down and picked up something she had prepared earlier in the afternoon—

A bow made of bamboo and fishing line,

and a dozen bamboo arrows with tips sharpened to a deadly point.

What is this...

Many viewers only tuned in to Lu Sheng’s live stream in the evening, so they missed seeing her craft the bow and arrows earlier that afternoon. They were utterly shocked.

[Holy crap... Am I seeing things? Is this a bow and arrow made out of bamboo? Did Lu Sheng make this herself?]

[That’s right. Let me tell you something even more shocking—she made the bow and arrows in just twenty minutes.]

[I’m floored! Building shelters and crafting beds was already impressive, but Lu Sheng can make a bow and arrows too? What is she planning to do with them?]

[No idea. But I can see the innate DIY and survival genes of China in her. Lu Sheng is absolutely amazing...]

Absolutely amazing.

Lu Sheng first gripped the bow firmly in her hand, then casually tied the bundle of arrows to her back with a rope.

She looked back toward the shelter one last time, deciding that Lan Yu and the others should be safe for now. Then, she headed toward the forest.

The viewers watching the stream were puzzled by what they saw and began discussing.

[Holy crap... Lu Sheng is walking into the forest with a bow and arrows. Is she trying to go hunting? Earlier, when Lan Yu was worried about food supplies, didn’t she say not to worry, that she had a plan?]

[Hunting? What could she possibly hunt at this hour?]

[Didn’t her brother say earlier that there are wild rabbits in the forest? Wild rabbits are nocturnal. They usually come out to forage around 9 or 10 o’clock at night—so right around this time.]

[But she’s using a bow and arrows! Most people can’t even hit stationary targets with these. Lu Sheng is a high school girl who’s now trying to shoot wild rabbits that are fast-moving! How could she possibly succeed?]

[She’s probably just giving it a try. After all, they hardly got any food for their group. If she somehow miraculously manages to hit a rabbit, it could at least provide one meal for them.]

The comments guessed wildly.

Meanwhile, Lu Sheng had already donned the headlamp she had taken from Lu Youming’s pack earlier that day and headed deeper into the forest.

The nighttime forest was dark and eerie. Gusts of wind occasionally rustled through the trees, and shadows danced uneasily under the moonlight, stirring a primal sense of fear in everyone who looked.

Yet the girl walking through the dense woods appeared calm, her expression unchanging and fearless.

When a being inhabits a human body, it inherits all the experiences, memories, skills, and talents of its original host. Lu Sheng’s aptitude for traditional medicine was one such talent, as was Bai Qiang’s unique ability.

Lu Sheng hadn’t expected she would have to use Bai Qiang’s talent in a situation like this.

The habits of wild rabbits differ from those of domesticated ones.

Wild rabbits typically reside in areas covered by tall grass or bushes. By day, they hide among weeds, shrubs, or the stalks of crops. By night, they forage, but they don’t have fixed burrows.

They prefer quiet surroundings and are easily startled. Their hearing is sharp, their movements swift, and even the slightest disturbance will send them fleeing.

Omnivores by nature, their diet includes various grasses, tender tree branches, vegetables, crop fruits, and more.

Knowing these habits, Lu Sheng walked into a part of the forest where bushes were densely packed. She stopped suddenly, as her path revealed an unexpected surprise.

—A fruit tree.

Fruits can quench thirst and stave off hunger. Even in the absence of food and water, surviving by solely eating fruit could sustain a person for eight to ten days.

If these fruits turned out to be edible, they would be a godsend for her food-deprived group.

Lu Sheng stood beneath the tree and looked up.

This tree appeared unfamiliar. She couldn’t identify it, nor could she discern what kind of fruits were growing on its branches. The fruits hung three to four meters above the ground, just out of reach.

Getting to the fruits would require climbing the tree. But the trunk was tall, smooth, and sturdy, offering little in the way of grips. Even climbing two meters would be difficult, let alone scaling it high enough to pluck the fruits.

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