An accident sends Jin Rou from the modern world to a world of immortal heroes, where he becomes a lowly cultivator. Yet he has no interest at all in this fantastical world of adventure. His dream is to farm in the Qingqiu Mountains, raise chickens, marry a pretty village girl, and live a leisurely life. Unfortunately, his chickens are no ordinary birds: they can cultivate and even defeat powerful enemies. His farm is no ordinary place either. Its animals all have magical talents, and some can even talk to people. Nor is his life peaceful: trouble always comes looking for him, whether it's an invasion by the demon clan or a recruitment drive by an immortal sect. He wants to stay away from cultivation, but discovers that he is already caught up in it. This is a farm story in an immortal-hero world, full of laughs and constant surprises.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It seems like a machine translation. There are too many inverted sentences, which makes it a bit difficult to read. The content is quite novel. Is the author a foreigner?
It would be okay if the chicken was Kunkun
What a bastard. It was written as a diary about cultivating immortals and farming. The name is also Western, and the description method also has Western characteristics. I don't know how to describe it. It should be good if it is written normally.