You're Sick? I've Got Medicine

Preparing for a major rewrite. I’m stockpiling chapters before the review period and fleshing out some new ideas, so updates are temporarily on hold. [Slow-Paced Cultivation and Growth] + [Farming System] + [A Little Hammy and Goofy] + [Transmigration] + [Ensemble Cast] Open ending, with extras. All male characters are faithful. The art of alchemy has fallen into decline, and spirit plants have vanished. One day, Jiang Lai transmigrates into a cultivation world. Bound to a pastoral System, she makes it her mission, whether willingly or not, to restore the cultivation world’s lush green hills and clear waters. Repeat after me: Green hills and clear waters are as valuable as mountains of gold and silver. Stay committed to sustainable development. No spiritual energy? Have one. Broken dantian? Have one. Hungry? Have one. Lovesick? Next! Content warnings: 1. This is my own take on cultivation, with tons of original worldbuilding. 2. She has a poor aptitude with six spiritual roots and advances slowly. This isn’t a power fantasy. At first, with no one to back her up, she learns to keep a low profile. Later, she’ll treat everyone equally by wrecking them all. 3. The heroine is sarcastic and sharp-tongued, not the type to slaughter her way through everyone. 4. Growth inevitably comes with growing pains, but this isn’t a story about putting the heroine through misery.