Lin Wan woke up one day and found herself back in the modern world from the cultivation realm.
Other people transmigrate and defy fate to become invincible heroes. She spent three hundred years as a menial spirit-plant worker in the cultivation realm. Working 996 every day? That would have been a blessing. She worked 007, all year round, and couldn’t even afford a Foundation Establishment Pill.
After finally enduring tribulation and ascending, she got struck by lightning and sent back to her modern-day rental apartment.
Looking at the three-digit balance on her phone and the landlord’s 99+ rent reminders, Lin Wan could only say, “Heavens, do you think my life is too tough to break?”
Wait, she discovered that her portable space had come back with her!
The spirit spring bubbled away, the immortal soil was dark and gleaming, and there was a heap of “worthless” spirit-plant seeds she had saved up back then.
They might have been worthless in the cultivation realm, but what about on Earth?
Have you ever seen a radish that can cure high blood pressure, high blood sugar, and high cholesterol?
Have you ever eaten strawberries that make hair grow back on a bald head?
Have you ever tried lettuce that works better than sleeping pills?
Lin Wan looked at her space, then at her bank balance, and smiled a simple, honest smile.
This time, I’m done being a wage slave.
She set up a little stall at the vegetable market.
At first, no one paid it any attention, until...
After eating her radish, Uncle Zhang next door saw all his blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol problems disappear. He climbed twenty floors without breaking a sweat and sent ten red envelopes to the neighborhood chat.
The influencer girl across the hall ate her cucumber, then got accused of having plastic surgery when she livestreamed bare-faced. She cried, “I really haven’t had anything done!”
A programmer who had suffered from insomnia for three years ate her lettuce and slept for eighteen hours straight, almost getting fired by his company.
The news exploded.
People started lining up with little stools at three in the morning. Scalpers raised the price of a single cabbage to five hundred yuan, and some people drove eight hours from the neighboring province just to get two radishes.
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