Farming: After the College Entrance Exams, I Return to the Village to Start a Livestock Farm

A reporter just asked me, "Mr. Lin, what the heck happened to your kidney?" I asked what he meant, and he sent me a video.

I took a look. Oh, it was about how, half a year ago, twelve animals barged into my house.

They've been squatting at my place and refusing to leave. I'm almost a freshman, and I haven't skipped a grade; I need to prepare for the college entrance exam.

They said they picked me at random. They definitely didn't pick me at random. They can talk, they're insanely smart, and the first thing they did was tell me to open a farm and raise them. They clearly came prepared.

These twelve animals, who claim to be the Divine Beasts of the Zodiac, have no beastly manners. They come here to freeload on food and drink from me, a nineteen-year-old veteran. Is that okay? It's great.

My advice to these twelve divine beasts: get a grip and think about why you showed up so late. From now on, come freeload for food and drink often, and freeload as much as you can.

Bond of trust with the divine beasts +1: unlocks the rat's ability to find spirit herbs, and its spirit-gathering ability. A hundred-year-old ginseng root is easy to find.

Trust +10: unlocks the goat's overgrowth ability. Huanghuali rosewood, red sandalwood...

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