How simple could it be?
So simple it was just two plain books about plant cultivation methods and a crop atlas.
Quan Sicheng looked at the "Plants" and "Crops" in his hands, falling into deep thought.
To be honest, at first, he really didn't understand their meaning.
But very soon, he thought of a "classic reference."
Well, calling it a classic reference might be an exaggeration.
It related to Ya Xiuhua's poem "I Love You."
"If I were to send you a book,
I wouldn't send you poetry,
I would send you one about plants, about crops,
to tell you the difference between rice and barnyard grass,
to tell you of the barnyard grass's anxiety-ridden spring."
It could be the most reserved confession.
Coincidentally, Quan Sicheng had also come across this trope.
It was said to have originated from a bond formed in a game.
A girl received a gift from a loved one and eagerly opened it, only to find it was two books.