I Play Dumb and Grow Vegetables, While the Galaxy’s Elite Fight Over My Melons

[No male lead · lighthearted comedy · everyone is a foodie]

Su Wanwan, an all-around food blogger on Earth, steps on a banana peel while filming a video and transmigrates three thousand years into the future, crash-landing in the interstellar era.

The moment she opens her eyes, the System drops a grand prophecy on her: she is an ancient soul returned to her rightful place, the chosen one destined to lead the stars back to the peak of civilization.

She has transmigrated into the Su family, an interstellar elite, where the original owner was dismissed as a dimwitted, useless nobody.

Su Wanwan's eyes light up. Perfect! She'll play dumb and keep her head down while secretly farming and growing stronger!

But who could have guessed that this interstellar world would be a culinary wasteland? Everyone has drunk so many nutritional supplements that their taste buds are ruined, and boiling an egg counts as an ancient divine skill.

With a farming System at her fingertips, she opens up her spiritual-field space, and watermelons, tomatoes, greens, rice, and wheat grow like crazy.

She only wanted to keep a low profile and take it easy, but one random melon sends the entire interstellar world into a frenzy.

Nobles nearly come to blows over vegetables, military bigwigs hug their greens and break down in tears, and one hot pot meal has every big shot abandoning their dignity and begging to be fed.

She meant to keep up the act, but her abilities simply wouldn't let her. Her fool's secret identity keeps falling apart.

Little by little, Su Wanwan drops her act and rises from an insignificant nobody. A single dish from her can set the Star Net ablaze.

No political scheming, no romance. Everyone is just a loyal customer.

The powerful, the generals, the rich: all of them wait obediently at the garden gate to be fed.

Su Wanwan shrugs. “I used to play dumb so I could lie flat. I'm done pretending now.”