After Returning to the Past as a Pontiff, I Can Only Farm in the Countryside

The summer he turned eighteen, he failed the college entrance exam and unexpectedly transmigrated.

He began anew in another world, reborn as an infant.

He never thought he would become a supreme ruler, a "Pontiff," much less that he might be able to return.

If he went back, he feared everything would have changed.

Who could have guessed that it would still be that same midsummer when he was eighteen?

The sound of Jay Chou's "Rice Field" rang in his ears: "Let's go home, back to the beauty of the beginning..."

He spent twenty-eight years in another world, fourteen of them at war.

Now he's eighteen again, retired from the battlefield, and wants only to live out his days in the southern hills.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.