Madam Medusa always emphasized that she was a village woman, and her skills were only suited for the valley.
But Xu Yang felt she could do anything. She wasn't just a countryside woman from the Taixi Continent in the year 1066; she could definitely handle the New World.
Sometimes Xu Cheng would tell Xu Yang it was a pity Madam Medusa never saw virtual helmets, 3D software, and airplanes. Xu Yang disagreed, and Madam Medusa didn't complain that Xu Cheng had never seen piglets being born, wheat ears spreading flowers, or couldn't tell the difference between chives, garlic sprouts, and leeks.
Xu Yang bought a lot of books online for Madam Medusa. She read them eagerly but didn't let anyone see. She always read secretly under the shade of a tree, slowly trying to understand the world a thousand years later.
At that moment, seeing Madam Medusa, Xu Yang seemed to see Farosa twenty years ago in the burrito cap store, eagerly learning how to use a phone.