Blindly Farming Across the Stars, I Survived

An earthquake took her life, and a mulberry tree carried her to the stars.

On a planet where life fades rapidly, the original owner dies when her lifespan runs out. Yun Sangshi brings the mulberry tree with her and, using her unique spiritual power, forms contracts with one plant after another…

Interstellar life is on the brink of extinction, and the heroine’s ancestors send her to ensure humanity’s survival. How do you get someone with avoidant attachment to devote herself to the world?

1. After transmigrating, she lands on a ghost planet. The little mulberry tree, the planet’s energy resources, and her ancestors all help them.

2. Once resources become available, humans begin fighting over them. In the midst of it all, the heroine resolves to protect herself, while also growing sympathetic toward others weaker than she is.

3. When helping others, she subconsciously hopes for a mutually beneficial exchange with guaranteed returns. The first time, her kindness goes unrewarded.

4. Once material needs are met, the heroine doesn’t realize that what she needs is emotional support and connection with other people. Deep down, she longs for affection.

5. With no family, no trust in a partner’s love, and no sense of security, she has only the little mulberry tree that has always stayed by her side. She thinks that if she covers the world in plants, she’ll finally feel safe.

6. The world is destroyed. Her ancestors ask her to sacrifice her freedom to save it. She touches her belly…