My abstract plant was exposed by my sister.

While they were busy picking netted giant tomatoes (military version of giant tomatoes), Xiao Kui was already live-streaming herself trying another version of smooth giant tomatoes (civilian version of giant tomatoes).

She picked up a huge, bright red, smooth tomato, first showed it to the camera, then took out a fruit knife she had prepared beforehand and cut it in half.

Instantly, a strange fragrance, a blend of various fruit aromas, filled the room.

She cut off a piece and popped it into her mouth. The moment the juice burst out, Xiao Kui was completely amazed.

A rich, complex fruity aroma explodes in your mouth, a blend of the sweetness of peach and mango, along with an indescribable honey scent.

The flesh is grainy and melts in your mouth; the juice slides down your throat like drinking a mouthful of liquid sunshine.

She closed her eyes, chewed twice, savored the taste, and was reluctant to swallow.

The comments section started urging them on:

"Xiao Kui, say something!"

"She looks like it really tastes delicious?"

"Is it too delicious to speak?"

Xiao Kui finally swallowed, opened her eyes, and her eyes were actually a little red: "Family... this tomato... how should I put it... it doesn't just taste like a regular tomato."

I feel like it's the child born from all the delicious fruits that eloped.

Bullet comments:

"Elopement, hahaha."

"What kind of description is this?"

"Xiao Kui, are you crying?"

Xiao Kui sniffed, then took another bite. This time, she deliberately slowed down her chewing and described the experience to the camera:

Have you ever eaten a peach that's just been picked from the tree and still warm from the sun? It's even more fragrant than that.

Have you ever eaten a perfectly ripe mango? That sweetness that goes straight to your heart? Even sweeter than that. Have you ever eaten…?

She thought for a moment and said, "Never mind, I can't describe it."

It was so delicious that I almost forgot I was live-streaming.

Lin Muyang explained expressionlessly from the side:

"Tomatoes contain a high concentration of aromatic substances and natural fructose, and their aroma and taste are indeed superior to ordinary tomatoes."

Xiao Kui rolled her eyes at him: "Brother, can you please stop trying to explain food with science?"

Bullet comments:

"The guy with the expressionless face: It tastes good because of the ingredients."

Xiao Kui: Shut up.

"The guy with the expressionless face has zero romantic value."

Xiao Kui took another bite, and then her expression changed, from ecstasy to relaxation, from relaxation to pleasure, and the corners of her mouth unconsciously turned up:

"Family, what I feel is not only that it tastes good, but also that I feel...very happy."

It's that feeling of waking up naturally on a Saturday morning, drawing back the curtains, and finding the sunlight exceptionally bright.

There's no reason, I'm just happy.

She turned to look at Lin Muyang.

Lin Muyang pondered for a moment: "The compounds in tomatoes promote the secretion of dopamine, so eating them will indeed make you feel happy."

Xiao Kui smiled at the camera: "Then I'm going to eat more and be happy all day."

Lin Muyang: "Eating too much will make you feel bloated, and being overly happy might make you giggle like an idiot."

Xiao Kui said nonchalantly, "Then just smile like an idiot. It's better than crying."

She cut a small piece of tomato and handed it to the large orange next to her.

The orange took a sniff, took a bite, chewed twice, and swallowed.

Then it squatted there, sneezed, forgot what it was eating, looked down at the tomato pulp on the ground, smelled it, sneezed again, and then forgot again.

This happened three times. Each time it sneezed, it would look up at its surroundings with a blank stare, but after a while, the corners of its mouth would start to turn up, clearly indicating that it was grinning foolishly.

Xiao Kui picked up the big orange:

"The orange cat will be happy after eating it, even though sometimes it doesn't even know who it is, but it will still be happy after eating it."

The comments section was filled with envy:

"Big Orange: I don't know who I am, but I know I'm happy."

"Big Orange: Who am I? Where am I? What am I eating?"

"This is the highest level."

"A winner in the cat's life."

Xiao Kui put the orange on the ground and turned to get her water cup.

Just then, a military-grade tomato rolled out of the basket and landed right next to the big orange tree.

The orange cat lowered its head to sniff, sneezed, forgot that it had just eaten something, and opened its mouth to take a bite.

It was a bit hard, but not bad. It chewed it a couple of times and swallowed it directly.

Three seconds later, the orange cat's eyes widened suddenly, its tail bristled like a feather duster, its ears snapped back, and then it began to run at top speed.

It kept circling in the yard, bumping into Screaming Sister's flowerpot, causing her to scream: "Ah!"

The guy next to him who was pointing the middle finger was also startled. He immediately turned the middle finger that was originally pointing at Lin Muyang towards the big orange, and slowly turned it around with the big orange's figure.

It moved so fast that it was difficult to see with the naked eye; all that could be seen was an orange blur constantly darting around, along with brooms and tools that were being bumped into.

Little Sunflower shrieked, "Big Orange ate a netted tomato! Will it be alright?"

Lin Muyang remained expressionless: "It's nothing, it's just too excited and has nowhere to use its strength."

The big orange cat had gone mad. It ran from one end of the yard to the other, rushed into the greenhouse, knocked over two empty flower pots, then rushed out of the greenhouse and ran into the kitchen.

Xiao Zhao was chopping vegetables when a large orange darted past his feet. Xiao Zhao's hand trembled, and the knife almost cut his finger.

"Big Orange!!!"

The orange cat rushed out of the kitchen and headed straight for the yard wall. Then it saw the wall covered in orange peels, and the shadow of being pricked by it instantly overwhelmed its heart.

It tried to turn around and stop, but it was going too fast and couldn't stop in time, so it crashed into the car without any surprise.

The thorns of the trifoliate orange peel pricked its buttocks.

The big orange cat let out a "woof" and finally stopped, squatting pitifully against the wall, with several thorns stuck in its rear end and its tail tucked tightly between its legs.

It began to feel frustrated. The stimulating effect of the netted tomato hadn't worn off yet, and the depressing effect of the trifoliate orange was also taking effect at the same time. Its expression went from excited to collapsing, like it was performing a one-man show.

Xiao Kui ran over and picked it up. Da Ju sneezed, hiccuped, and yawned all at the same time.

Its gaze, translated, roughly means: "Why did I run? Why did I run into the wall? Who am I?"

The comments section was filled with laughter:

"Netted tomato + trifoliate orange peel = schizophrenic cat".

"Big Orange Cat experienced a rollercoaster ride in its cat life today."

"It still has thorns on its rear end, isn't anyone helping it remove them?"

"Big Orange: I hate this research institute."

Lin Muyang walked over and helped the big orange tree remove the thorns from its rear end one by one.

Every time a tangerine is plucked, the big orange cries out, its cries rising and falling, a mixture of excitement and frustration.

When they pulled out the last one, Daju suddenly stood up and tried to run away, but his butt hurt too much, and he collapsed after taking three steps.

Lin Muyang said expressionlessly, "The effect of the netted tomato is too strong; most people can't handle it. Don't test it; you might get yourself into trouble."

Xiao Kui lowered her head, still shaken: "I understand."

Thankfully, I didn't test the netted tomato first, otherwise I would have definitely failed again.

The comments section was filled with people speaking up for the orange-haired boy:

"Big Orange: Why am I always the one who gets hurt?"

"A world where only the orange cat is injured" has been achieved.

"Big Orange: I'm the victim, why is no one comforting me?"