My Everyday Life in the Countryside

This is a pure slice-of-life story about the countryside.

There is no System and no golden finger.

Chu Yang livestreams rural life with his cousin, who is not related to him by blood.

In winter, they climb the mountains to dig up winter bamboo shoots and head into the fields to catch loaches and eels.

At New Year, they set off firecrackers and have fun blowing up fish.

When the pond is drained, they wade in and catch fish with a bamboo sieve.

On spring nights, they take traps into the fields, catching an eel with every snap.

At six in the morning, they dash into the woods to pick mushrooms, then gather fiddlehead ferns during the day.

In summer, they catch crabs in the river, swim, and splash around.

In autumn, when the water has dried up, they feel around for fish and catch snails by the pond.

They watch chicks hatch from their eggs and experience the joy of new life.

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