[Otherworld + Farming + System + Pocket Space]
Qin Yu unexpectedly discovers that the warehouse of her supermarket leads to another world, and that world is a barren planet.
The planet has two moons and two suns. Its land and mountains are completely bare, with no plants, animals, or people.
Time also passes differently there: one hour on the barren planet is ten minutes in her own world.
After discovering it, Qin Yu, like everyone else, gets bound to a barren-planet development task System and becomes a trainee farm owner.
A farming game has become reality, and Qin Yu must clear land and farm on the barren planet to complete a series of tasks.
When tasks arrive, Qin Yu pays out of pocket for seeds and equipment, then goes in every day on schedule to till the soil, sow seeds, and water the crops.
Luckily, she can grow whatever she wants on the barren planet: watermelons, wheat, lychees, waxberries, cherries...
As she farms, watching fruit trees flower and bear fruit within just a few days, Qin Yu realizes that she's really just a seed delivery woman.
But the System has plenty of resources to spare.
After completing her first task, Qin Yu receives a ring-shaped pocket space and a tiller, and unlocks the System's marketplace. She can't help gaping at the goods on sale, like someone who's never seen the world.
After completing her second task, she receives an irrigation system and a small wooden house.
After completing her tenth task, Qin Yu teaches herself magic and becomes a full-fledged farm owner on the barren planet.
She unlocks the System forum, meets other people, and starts trading with them.
The magic she taught herself also proves very useful in her own world.
A cheat-powered farming story. There are plenty of made-up details, so don't take it too seriously. Romance included.
A slice-of-life story that's lighthearted and satisfying.
I have a curious point. There is a time difference between the Wild Star and the real world. On the surface, it seems that the protagonist has gained more time, but her physical growth has not stopped in the Wild Star. Doesn't this mean that she is growing normally? Doesn't her age also get older as time goes by? In essence, in the eyes of outsiders, she is not growing at an accelerated rate.
The protagonist's family is quite happy and harmonious, and it feels like there are quite a lot of flaws, but it feels like every picture shows how the protagonist plans and grows what he wants, and then all kinds of delicious food. If you like this kind of article, you can read it...
I didn't expect to have a new book. It's a simple firework. I like it. I need to work harder to write more [laughs]
It can still be bland. Please give the author a big boost.
It looks great, come on, come on, come on.
Very good looking
It's so good. Why are there so few people? What I like is if the author can update more 😊 or update it every day. It's not enough. I've read it twice.
I have a curious point. There is a time difference between the Wild Star and the real world. On the surface, it seems that the protagonist has gained more time, but her physical growth has not stopped in the Wild Star. Doesn't this mean that she is growing normally? Doesn't her age also get older as time goes by? In essence, in the eyes of outsiders, she is not growing at an accelerated rate.
The protagonist's family is quite happy and harmonious, and it feels like there are quite a lot of flaws, but it feels like every picture shows how the protagonist plans and grows what he wants, and then all kinds of delicious food. If you like this kind of article, you can read it...
I didn't expect to have a new book. It's a simple firework. I like it. I need to work harder to write more [laughs]
It can still be bland. Please give the author a big boost.
It looks great, come on, come on, come on.
Very good looking
It's so good. Why are there so few people? What I like is if the author can update more 😊 or update it every day. It's not enough. I've read it twice.
Very beautiful and wonderful.