After transmigrating into the cultivation world as a lowly servant, Su He faced expulsion from the start. Fortunately, she bound herself to the “Happy-Go-Lucky Farming System,” which let her grow stronger by farming and building infrastructure. Faced with a few dying Heart-Calming Herbs in the sect’s waste lot, she rolled up her sleeves, precisely irrigated them with an improved Spring Rain Art, and used Fertile Soil Vines to enrich the barren ground. Before long, she had turned wasteland into a spirit-filled field.
From Heart-Calming Herbs to Tranquility Flowers, from Scarlet Sun Blossoms to Ice Crystal Fruit, Su He and her two friends, A Ruan and Liu Yan, made a thriving business of the Grain Garden. Orders poured in from the Alchemy Peak, the spirit beast garden clamored for honeydew biscuits, and even the mysterious powerhouse Xie Yun appeared time and again, lavishing praise on the Ice Crystal Fruit seedlings and improved spirit plants. Iron Thornbushes, Mist Vines, and layers of warning arrays made the Grain Garden as secure as a fortress.
Su He wasn’t content to grow raw materials. She started processing spirit plants, and products like Heart-Calming Pills, Tranquility Flower sachets, Scarlet Sun Strength Cakes, and Drunken Immortal Honeydew drinks took the market by storm. Exclusive spirit plants like Drunken Dew Fragrance and Moonlight Grass dazzled everyone, and she successfully broke through in the cultivation of spirit-rank plants. The Grain Garden brand became famous throughout the outer sect.
Now the Grain Garden’s spirit plants flourish, its arrays shimmer with light, and its processing workshop runs day and night. With her Happy-Go-Lucky Points in hand, Su He is planning advanced projects like the Spring Breeze Rainfall Array and a spirit-plant cultivation tower. From the waste lot to a treasury of spirit plants, Su He proves with her own hands that in the cultivation world, farming and building infrastructure can grow into a brilliant future!
It's a bit strange that the main character wants to die or not live.
Author, why do I feel that there are so many repetitive words in your novel?