The Ninth Shade Cloth by the Tea Hill

Faced with the ninth shade cloth on the seedling slope that kept crushing the tea seedlings, Meng Xi decided to break away from the habit of simply replacing it with a new one and set out to find the real root of the problem. By carefully recording sunlight and wind direction, she discovered that the unique microclimate at the slope's fold was the core obstacle. Yet blindly adding more cloth or drafting cumbersome rope-pulling rules created new troubles for actual farming. Through constant trial, error, and observation, Meng Xi sought the best balance between meticulous management and on-site convenience, exploring a path to protecting the seedlings that follows the laws of nature.