A Yard Full of Divine Beasts, and You Call Me a Good-for-Nothing Farmer?

Chu Yang transmigrates to a fantasy world and becomes a country farmer, too weak to hurt a fly.

Luckily, he awakens a System that rewards him with cultivation and farming tools for completing tasks.

But the tasks leave him on the verge of collapse: give the old sow in the backyard a full-body massage, or sing "Conquer" at the top of his lungs to freshly sprouted chives.

To achieve immortality, Chu Yang grits his teeth and bears it all. He thinks he's just an ordinary man who's a little stronger than most, and that the hoe and sickle the System gave him are merely sturdier than usual.

Until one day, the founder of the Great Qian Dynasty climbs this mountain after enduring countless hardships in search of a life-extending elixir. There, he sees Chu Yang loosening the soil around a "Ninefold Nether Soul-Reclaiming Herb," a plant powerful enough to spark a war in the Immortal Realm, with a "hoe" radiating an apocalyptic pressure.

The old founder is so frightened he wets himself. He scrambles over and grabs Chu Yang's leg. "Senior, please take me as your disciple! I'll shovel manure for you for the rest of my life!"

Chu Yang looks at the mad old man insisting on taking the dirtiest jobs and falls into thought. "Do lunatics come to the mountains for a taste of rural life these days?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.