I Leased a Farm from the Start, Only to Block the Road to the Underworld

**The grueling 996 work culture of the big city had finally worn Ding Mao down, so he quit and returned to his hometown to lie flat.

He invested all his savings in a farm, planning to spend the rest of his life growing crops and raising animals.

He never expected all sorts of uninvited visitors to start showing up at the farm.

A pair of siblings, a boy and a girl around two or three years old, came to his door. "Uncle, can you help us find our mom?"

A woman arrived at the farm with three children. "Sir, could you help me find my husband?"

A girl who had been missing for years and had appeared on the news also showed up. "I haven't been home in three years. Can you take me home?"

Then one day,

Ding Mao suddenly realized that all these people were dead.

Just then, he activated the Soul Ferrying System and learned that his farm was actually blocking the road to the Yellow Springs.

From then on,

Ding Mao became a guide for souls traveling between yin and yang.

He ferried souls across the Yellow Springs, guiding both the living and the dead, and fulfilling the last wishes the departed had held in life.

They crossed the Bridge of Helplessness, passed over the River of Forgetfulness, climbed the Terrace of Looking Homeward, drank Granny Meng's Soup, and entered the underworld.

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