[Interstellar + Transmigration + Farming + Slice of Life]
In the cold interstellar age, genes are edited, emotions are treated as useless garbage, and everyone calculates the costs and benefits with precision.
Yan Jialing, a soul reborn with all the exhaustion of her previous life, takes over a body that has likewise been abandoned by the world.
The original owner was an insignificant pawn discarded in her family’s power games, a “less than perfect” flaw in her genetic sequence. Beneath her taciturn exterior was an imaginative fantasy world that had no place in this era.
When family affection became a bargaining chip and abandonment seemed like fate, Yan looked at the suicide plan the original owner had left behind and suddenly smiled.
“I don’t like being chosen by others. So I choose to abandon you all.”
She calmly carried out this “death”: selling her assets, faking the scene, and, with help from a prickly, half-broken System that had unexpectedly awakened its own consciousness, taking on a new identity and severing every tie to her past.
She crash-landed on a planet the Interstellar Alliance had designated an “uninhabited wasteland.”
Together, one person and one System began to survive on this barren land. They made a home on the wasteland.
A person whose heart had long since become desolate began living again.
A half-broken, prickly System, now with an awakened consciousness of its own, began a new life as well.
By sheer accident, they unlocked a farming marketplace.
And so farming began on the wasteland.
Life is never unchanging.
Fluffy strays that wander in? Bring them home.
Broken machinery? Bring it home.
Injured intelligent beings? Bring them home.
Little by little, the family grows bigger, and its members more numerous.
