Ye Yuqin transmigrates to the stars and becomes Ye Guixia. She discovers that interstellar civilization has suffered a break in its development, that plants and animals are scarce, and that some have mutated into intelligent beings like humans. Interstellar people possess supernatural abilities and mental power, the foundations of survival.
In the game Rebirth, while the other players are still trying to figure out how to play, Ye Guixia puts her 21st-century knowledge to work and makes a name for herself, unlocking one legend after another.
Ye Yuqin casually plucks a handful of grass. [System: Congratulations! You obtained 8 weeds, learned the skill [Gathering], gained 1 Experience, 2 Strength, 1 Intelligence, and 100 Reputation.]
[System: Congratulations! You earned the achievement [First Harvest]. Gathering rate increased by 10%. The achievement will be announced worldwide. Would you like to remain anonymous?]
[World Announcement: Congratulations to player xxx for earning the achievement [First Harvest]!]
Ye Yuqin: …
Other players: Now that’s impressive!
[World Announcement: Congratulations to player xxx for unlocking a new map, [Mount Nan]!]
Ye Yuqin: …
Other players: …
In real life, Ye Guixia combines the civilizations of different eras with her companions to restore Earth’s civilization and search for their home planet.
Scarcity of natural food? Is that supposed to stump us Chinese? Ye Guixia puts her inherited talent to work and cultivates a glorious star system.
The author is a bit too literal
It's just a natural paragraph, a bit too long. A conversation between two people can be divided into segments. When listening to a book, it seems like nothing, but it looks very confusing.
Based on the setting The result is a mess
If you read too much interstellar literature, there will be no shortage of plants in the future world. Doesn't the author of soilless cultivation understand?