Han Chuang wanted to take the exam for ten years, but it turned out that there was fraud in the examination room and he was almost silenced. Shen Mo simply couldn't take the exam anymore. He fled to the outside of Chang'an City with half a bag of broken silver, picked up a leaky shabby house, and occupied an abandoned field that no one wanted, planning to farm and eat until death. Unexpectedly, there is a spring hidden under the wasteland, and everything grown grows quickly; next door is an extremely stingy old farmer who comes every day to "borrow" water and fertilizer; the dandies from the city come to the countryside to experience life, and instead become free long-term workers; even the government officials who collect taxes are made obedient by his novel crops. There are always weird things happening on the farming road. Shen Mo complains about the absurdity of the world while relying on crooked ideas to make his life a comedy. So what if there is no fame? The warehouse is full of food, the money is obtained, and by the way, you can watch those examiners regret it. This kind of farm life is much more interesting than taking the imperial examination.
