Lan Lingdu was greatly startled. No, wait, didn't the original owner already have a Beast Husband?
Why is there another one?
How long ago was it that her last Beast Husband rejected her? It has only been a full month!
Is the Federation government's agenda regarding useless and worthless females just a little too blatant?
Soon, Lan Lingdu found out the reason.
Interstellar law dictates that a female must marry at least three Beast Husbands in her lifetime, with no upper limit.
For a female with an extremely low fertility value like Lan Lingdu, her primary purpose is to be matched with certain Orcs who also possess physical defects.
Even if she cannot help them pass on their lineage, she can at least help satisfy their physiological needs.
It was essentially putting waste to use.
Lan Lingdu sneered, "To put it crudely, isn't that just a tool for venting lust?"
No wonder the original owner's sister had such a complete mental breakdown—she wasn't even qualified to be a male's lust-venting tool!
Lan Lingdu let loose a stream of colorful curses in her heart, "In your dreams! This lady isn't willing."
Whether it was a breeding tool or a lust-venting tool, Lan Lingdu refused them all!
She wanted to become strong—strong enough to shatter the rules and constraints of this world.
To hell with forced love!
Glancing briefly at the notification on her Light Computer and her very pretty bank balance, Lan Lingdu decided to wait and see.
What if this Beast Husband, just like the previous one, readily paid the fine to reject her?
That way, she could save a huge sum of money.
Right now, running for her life was paramount; after all, that military officer she had fleeced didn't look like someone easy to mess with.
The stepmother in the Lan Family was no pushover either. If she found out she had run away, she would definitely send people to hunt her down.
After all, back in the Lan Family, even though she was considered trash, she still had a certain right to inherit property.
Previously, while the original owner stayed huddled in the Lan Family, her stepmother didn't dare make a move openly. Now that she had taken the initiative to leave, she would definitely not let this opportunity slip by.
Fortunately, Lan Lingdu was clever; when purchasing her spaceship ticket, she used a virtual account, which could buy her some time to a certain extent.
Right now, the destination of the spaceship was the Agricultural Star System.
The Agricultural Star System, as the name suggests, was for farming and served as the breadbasket of the entire interstellar society.
In the interstellar era, planets habitable by humans were separated from farming planets.
After the Age of Interstellar Great Navigation began, Orcs broke through technological barriers and continuously traveled through the universe, grouping planets suitable for human habitation and farming into separate stellar territories.
As a continuous stream of planets was discovered, the talent pool for land reclamation and farming became increasingly stretched.
Orcs, both with and without talent, were sent to this star system.
Orcs with talent referred to those who possessed farming aptitudes; such individuals could use their innate abilities to continuously cultivate plants and improve the soil and environment of the planet.
Those without talent were the good-for-nothings who failed to activate their Orc racial traits after turning eighteen—such people were natural manual laborers.
According to what Lan Lingdu understood, many Orcs whose Bestialization Index reached over fifty percent chose to go to the agricultural stars to farm and voluntarily make use of their uselessness.
Lan Lingdu decided to head to this star system to lie low, make some money, and incidentally look for opportunities to farm some Purification Value.
The Federation government encouraged civilians to farm; as long as they paid a tiny amount of star coins, they could lease a vast expanse of land.
The government would pay to purchase the crops they grew.
Lan Lingdu pulled up her personal interface and looked at the two skills displayed on it. She thought to herself that in this world, she could also be considered an expert farmer.
——From now on, no one understands farming better than she does!
She prepared to make twenty million within a month.
Otherwise, if that Beast Husband of hers didn't voluntarily pay the fine and instead chose to marry her, Lan Lingdu would completely break down.
Everyone here was part of the leftover men and women, and Lan Lingdu certainly didn't believe that any male left over in this Orc world could be a good catch.
Of course, she was the exception!
Lan Lingdu opened the star map of the Agricultural Star System and, after much picking and choosing, selected a small planet.
Farm 313 Star: its surface area was about one-fifth the size of the Earth village where she had lived in her past life. Its soil quality was poor, its water resources were poor—in short, everything about it was terrible, but Lan Lingdu was very satisfied with the price.
It only required an annual rent of ten thousand star coins.
Clutching her Wood Element innate ability, Lan Lingdu was full of anticipation for that planet she had never yet met.
Interstellar farm, here I come! Massive amounts of Purification Value, quickly get into my bowl!
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On Farmland Star One, Lan Lingdu registered her information, paid the ten thousand in rent, and received a free wormhole shuttle along with three farming robots. Unable to wait a moment longer, she hurried to the seed district to select the crops she wanted to grow.
To develop interstellar agriculture, the Federation government still spared no effort; seeds for every season were distributed completely free of charge.
Edible seeds were swept into her Space Ring, and unfamiliar seeds were also swept into her Space Ring.
Herbal medicine seeds were collected too!
After collecting the seeds, Lan Lingdu swept up some essential daily necessities and then set her sights on the mental strength potions in the pharmaceutical section.
This was the precious big blue bottle!
A few days ago, if she had been carrying this stuff to sustain her stamina, she definitely could have harvested even more Purification Value from that Orc.
There was also a limit to the quantity of mental potions used per day; a person could only use about ten bottles a day.
Any more would be useless and would even damage the Mental Sea of Consciousness.
Speaking of Purification Value, Lan Lingdu's eyes shone with a greedy, greenish glint as she looked at the diverse array of Orcs walking past her.
Most of these Orcs were uncontrollably exposing their Orc racial traits because the bestialization rate within their bodies had reached a fairly high threshold, making it impossible for them to even maintain human form.
In Lan Lingdu's eyes, these people were walking Purification Value.
"Roar!"
Suddenly, a commotion broke out ahead as a demi-orc struggled and thrashed wildly on the ground in agony.
Two fox ears had already grown on top of his head, his face was furry, and his palms had completely bestialized into claws.
"Awooo!"
The Orc was still desperately preserving his sanity as a human, struggling to keep himself from completely bestializing.
But it was useless; the clothes on his body all burst apart, revealing a furry beast's body, and his legs also began to bestialize at a speed visible to the naked eye.
The surrounding Orcs scattered in all directions.
"He's going to bestialize! Quick, call the Law Enforcement Team!"
"His Bestialization Index has definitely exceeded ninety-five percent. Why was he let out?"
"Thank goodness the gene of this bestializing Orc is from the fox clan; if it were any other powerful race, all of us here would lose our lives."
An Orc who had completely bestialized would lose their sanity, enter a Berserk state, and indiscriminately attack everything around them. The stronger the Orc bestialized, the greater the destructive power.
According to interstellar law, once an Orc's Bestialization Index reached ninety-five percent, they had to voluntarily head to the Orc Management Department.
Alternatively, they could choose a picturesque spot with clear streams and lush mountains and pick a dignified way to die for themselves, rather than bestializing in full view of the public and harming their own kind.
"Ah-roar!"
Within a few breaths, the Orc completed his bestialization, and a massive, fiery-red fox standing three meters tall appeared before everyone.
At this moment, someone shouted, "Is there any Natural Element Orc? Stop it first!"
As that voice fell, Lan Lingdu suddenly felt a chill wash over her, and that fire fox instantly turned into an ice sculpture.
Lan Lingdu stared in astonishment—so this was a Natural Element?
Following the appearance of the ice sculpture, countless vines flooded over and engulfed it.
Upon seeing these vines appear, Lan Lingdu's eyes lit up, knowing her chance had arrived.
Lan Lingdu searched around with her gaze and finally landed on a potted plant that had been knocked over on the ground in the corner.
Looking familiar—wasn't this the exact plant she had used not long ago to deal with that uniformed Orc?
"Swish!"
Unnoticed by anyone, a green vine also joined the army of vines entangling the fire fox.