After Binding to a Farming Game, I Had So Much Grain It Could Crush a God

The rating is rather low since it just opened. [No romance + farming game + natural disasters + multiple worlds + gods] The heroine is not a good person in the conventional sense. Not a good person, not a good person, not a good person.

After being transmigrated as the real heiress, Feng Jiuhui binds herself from the start to a world-class VR game: Endless Farming. It links multiple worlds, and items from the game can be brought into reality.

The fake heiress returns reborn and tries to make her “disappear in an accident.” Feng Jiuhui kills her instead.

She has barely spent a few days in the mansion when one natural disaster after another strikes the world: extreme heat, plague, an ice age... Apocalyptic scenarios take turns unfolding.

People around the world shiver in fear and struggle to survive the apocalypse, but Feng Jiuhui isn't fazed at all. She is hopelessly engrossed in her farming game, traveling between countless worlds on the brink of collapse.

A drought-stricken world with a heaven-blessed child, an insect plague world where people are reincarnated as bugs, a unique alternate Republic of China, a world of generational foils, a cultivation realm where all resources belong to a single overpowered protagonist, a paranormal world crawling with ghosts, a primitive tribe with shining totems...

Later, the light of faith gathers into a river of stars, and a divine kingdom stands majestically within the world, with countless worlds believing in her.

As the disasters and opportunities of countless worlds intertwine in this realm, buried memories awaken as well. She stands above the clouds, gazing down upon all living things, frost suddenly rising in her eyes.

“Welcome back...”

The synopsis doesn't do it justice. Please read the story.

Reader's guide: Don't overanalyze the details. Feel free to criticize the side characters, but don't criticize the author or heroine. There will be one-sided crushes and descriptions of appearances, but nothing out of the ordinary. Gods are loved and admired, with no romantic undertones. Writing is hard work, so feel free to drop the book if it's not your thing. Wishing everyone wealth and good fortune in everything!