After Quitting My Job, I Returned to the Village to Farm, and the Whole Internet Went Wild for My Produce

The overachiever Lin Wan has finally “exploded.” She ranked first in performance reviews for three years running, but after refusing to take the fall for her boss, she was maliciously transferred and worked overtime until she got a stomach perforation. She immediately filed for arbitration, won compensation, and rushed back to her hometown in the countryside that very night. Failed to ascend in the cultivation world? Exhausted by office politics? In this life, she just wants to lie flat, live like a lazy fish, and grow a few vegetables to get by. But who could have guessed? The cabbage seeds she casually scattered sprouted in three days and formed firm heads in seven, so sweet and fresh that the neighbor's granny wept as she reminisced about her youth. A lazybones ate her eggplants and suddenly his back stopped aching. He even went out to work in the fields of his own accord. A college student munched on her cucumbers and could pull all-nighters writing papers without getting blurry vision... At first, Lin Wan just opened a little shop on Xianyu: “More vegetables than we can eat ourselves. Five jin, shipping included.” Then #TomatoesThatMakeYouHappy# shot to the top of the trending list, and the whole internet started camping out to buy them: “Streamer, please grow more! Your radishes are the only thing helping my grandma's anorexia!” “Why are you limiting purchases if you're selling vegetables? Is this some kind of artificial scarcity?” “Shut up. These vegetables cure insomnia. I'd stock up for a whole year!” Investors swooped in. Buyout offers, traffic suppression, smear campaigns, and paid trolls came one after another. Lin Wan looked down at the faintly glowing seeds in her hand, then glanced at the acre of spiritual-energy-infused land behind her house. “Sorry, but these vegetables...” “Can only grow in my fields.”