The question about what’s in the backyard of Xiong Er’s grocery comes from the Ream Digests Prize Quiz in Where Winds Meet. The quiz is part of a rotating set of daily prompts inside the in‑game newspaper, used to award currency and progress toward a weekly achievement.
How the Ream Digests Prize Quiz works
The Ream Digests feature periodically includes a “Prize Quiz” entry. When the quiz is active, you answer a single multiple‑choice question tied to world lore, NPCs, or locations such as Xiong Er’s grocery.
Each weekly cycle tracks how many of these quizzes you answer correctly and incorrectly. Players see a small counter that can show, for example, one right and one wrong answer for the week. Poll‑style questions can appear on other days but do not always count as scored quizzes.
Why yesterday’s question may not have counted
Not every daily prompt in Ream Digests is treated as a graded quiz. Some days use polls that record a choice without affecting the right/wrong tally. That is why a player can answer three days in a row and still see only two entries reflected in the quiz record.
For the current stretch, one day used an opinion poll titled “Seeking the truth” rather than a standard quiz, so only two of the three days contributed to the right/wrong count.
Weekly achievement: why getting answers wrong can help
The weekly achievement tied to the Prize Quiz does not simply reward perfect accuracy. The target is structured so that you benefit from logging in and answering consistently, not just from always picking the correct option.
For this week’s configuration, the achievement tracks three correct and three incorrect answers as the optimal pattern. That means you can still reach the maximum achievement points even if you miss several questions, as long as you participate on the required days.
Known answers around the Xiong Er question
Alongside the Xiong Er quiz, two earlier prompts in the same Ream Digests sequence already have confirmed solutions. One quiz uses the answer “Shang Lu,” and one opinion poll accepts “Seeking the truth” as the intended choice. Those responses contribute to the weekly progression when they are attached to scored quizzes rather than polls.
The specific option describing what is in the backyard of Xiong Er’s grocery is part of this same run of location‑focused questions. Choosing any of the listed answers will still move your weekly counter toward the three‑right and three‑wrong threshold required for full achievement credit.
For players, the practical takeaway is simple: open Ream Digests each day, respond to the Prize Quiz when it appears, and do not worry if a question like Xiong Er’s backyard trips you up. The system is tuned so that a mix of correct and incorrect choices can still yield the maximum reward by the end of the week.
