A Mage Who Can't Grow Melons Is Not a Good Lord

[Another world + funny imagination + occasional farming + financial owner + no system] Li Gua, a dramatic male protagonist who travels to another world, awakens the blood of the melons: Ice Watermelon, defeating the ice mage; Sugar Watermelon, unlocking the attributes of the gold master; Magic Watermelon, mocking the garbage of the Pharmacist Guild. Do you think the protagonist has started growing melons? How naive! Li Gua accidentally made use of the legacy of the Celestial Dynasty and used the theory of Yin Yang and Five Elements to transform all mages instantly. Do you think the protagonist is focused on his cultivation path? How naive! Cultivation resources all rely on profiteer attributes and bad talent: "Elegant undead monarch, I composed an opera for you, "Fahai, You Don't Understand Love"!" "Shroud-scented perfume, Necromancer, are you satisfied?" "Become the lord of the wasteland that no one wants, and I will open a garbage treatment plant." ……… In short, a mage who can't grow melons is not a good lord. The male protagonist of the show is so hard-working and hard-working! Lead the superpowers to fight against theocracy, and use the wisdom of our ancestors to guide humans, mermaids, dwarves, and elves toward a harmonious society of "unity between man and nature."