The Billion-Value Lands Are Just For Farming

C548 – Selflearning Function

“Master, Yuvyuv can transform into a robot as well, but the version Daji is using is outdated, so Yuvyuv can’t utilize it,” Yuvyuv communicated telepathically.

Su Ming’s heart leapt with excitement upon hearing this. It signified that, in the future, he could potentially cultivate or acquire an advanced robot!

Considering how human-like Daji had become, what would an even more advanced robot be like? Could it resemble those depicted in sci-fi films?

​If that were the case, the secret of his land would be inconsequential to others; he’d have the means to defend himself!

“Daji, what can you do?” Su Ming inquired, turning his gaze towards her.

​”Since Master has bestowed upon Daji the Heart of Wisdom, her intelligence has reached that of an average human. Master can command Daji verbally or program her to perform tasks,” Daji responded, her demeanor shy yet her eyes sparkling with newfound humanity.

“Hmm… Let’s take a break for now. I’ll give you your tasks after I wake up tomorrow morning,” Su Ming said, stretching languidly. He felt the fatigue from the day’s activities; sleep was his priority now, not haste.

“Yes, Master… Master, may I use your computer?” Daji asked.

“Use my computer?” Su Ming paused, surprised—not because he feared Daji discovering any private videos on his computer; after all, she was his robot and it wouldn’t matter. What surprised him was Daji’s newfound initiative.

​Indeed, she was an evolved robot!

“Yes, Master. Daji wishes to learn more about human society through the computer to better assist you with various tasks,” Daji explained.

“Alright then,” Su Ming agreed with a nod. “You’re free to use anything except the shopping sites.”

​”Thank you, Master.” Daji acknowledged with a nod and then settled in front of the computer, while Su Ming looked on.

​Her movements were fluid, without a hint of mechanical stiffness. Dressed up and out in public, she would likely pass for human without a second glance.

Feeling content, Su Ming entered his bedroom and, without bothering to close the door, lay down on his bed. It wasn’t long before he was sound asleep.

The night passed without incident, and the next morning dawned.

​Su Ming slept in until the sun was high in the sky. Shielding his eyes from the bright sunlight, he opened them, stretched languidly, and shook his head. But as he turned, he got quite the start.

“Whoa!”

There, by the bed, stood a figure—it was Daji, looking at Su Ming with a smile.

“Master, you’re awake. I’ve squeezed the toothpaste for you, prepared the bathwater, and breakfast is ready. Please enjoy it at your leisure, Master!”

Daji offered a gentle smile and a slight bow. “Master, let me assist you with your clothing now!”

She moved to help Su Ming with his blanket.

“Hold on! No need!”

Su Ming, looking utterly bewildered, quickly interjected, “I can dress myself, thank you. But where did you learn to do all this?”

“Online, Master.”

Daji’s smile remained. “Unlike humans, we can simply download knowledge.”

“Right.”

​Su Ming blinked and let out an envious sigh. Learning for humans was a complex and lengthy process, yet here was a robot that could just download information and integrate it instantly.

​But Su Ming knew that was just a fleeting thought. Humans have the ability to create, to think divergently, and to push boundaries—capabilities that robots, limited to learned applications, simply can’t match.

“You can go downstairs.”

Su Ming gestured dismissively.

“Master, did Daji do something wrong?”

Daji didn’t leave, instead looking up at Su Ming with a woeful expression, her eyes brimming with tears. “Master, if there’s anything I’ve done wrong, please tell me. I can improve!”

“It’s not that…”

Su Ming scratched his head, feeling overwhelmed.

She was too intelligent, even displaying her own emotions.

“You’ve done a great job. I just prefer to dress myself when I wake up. You can head down to the dining room.”

Su Ming clarified.

“Understood, Master.”

This time, Daji didn’t linger. She bowed slightly and left, gently closing the door behind her, allowing Su Ming to finally relax.

Sigh…

These days were a mix of blessing and headache.

Su Ming remained seated on the bed for a while longer before finally getting up. Why he sat for so long, well, that’s something every man understands in the early morning…

​Su Ming slipped out of his pajamas and into his everyday clothes. Descending the stairs, he paused in surprise.

Is this really my house?

The living room was immaculate, every piece of furniture in its proper place.

In the bathroom, he noticed it was just as tidy, the glass surfaces free of any water spots.

Beside the sink, a delicate cup brimmed with water, and a toothbrush with toothpaste awaited him.

He took a sip, rinsed, and found the water temperature perfect—not too cold, not too hot.

Having a robot butler like this was quite the luxury.

After brushing his teeth, showering, and blow-drying his hair, Su Ming strolled out leisurely and sat at the dining table, taking it all in.

Wow!

Impressive!

Before him lay a bowl of millet porridge, a small dish of pickled vegetables, a cup of warm milk, and, most notably, two glistening fried dough sticks and a meat bun!

“Did you make these fried dough sticks and meat buns?” Su Ming asked Daji, looking utterly baffled.

​”Yes, Master. After analyzing your health, I prepared a breakfast with the precise nutrition you need. It will fill you up to ninety percent, which, according to my tests, is optimal for your body,” Daji replied with a gentle smile.

​Su Ming couldn’t help but marvel at the intelligence of it all—it was fantastic!

​He started with the millet porridge, savoring its perfect consistency and sweet flavor. After a few bites of the pickled vegetables, he bit into a fried dough stick. It was the perfect combination of a crispy exterior and a soft, fluffy interior—utterly delectable!

His eyes sparkled with delight. This was culinary excellence!

Such fried dough sticks, reminiscent of his childhood, were rare these days, often laden with additives or disappointingly chewy or overly hard.

It had been years since he’d enjoyed one with that ideal crunch on the outside and softness within!

Finishing the fried dough stick with gusto, Su Ming then reached for the meat bun with his chopsticks.

He bit down hard.

Mmm!

A burst of savory meatiness shot straight to Su Ming’s crown—generous filling encased in a thin wrapper, his mouth brimming with the rich aroma!

Despite the fact that spending a whopping one billion yuan on the lottery yesterday had caused Su Ming a twinge of pain, in retrospect, it was worth every penny. He had hit the jackpot!

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