Synopsis: Misunderstandings + contrast + feel-good power fantasy + urban cultivation + invincible protagonist + multiple heroines + country doctor + flirtatious intimacy
Shi Shuisheng spent ten years farming on Deathtrap Island. His first master taught him how to butcher pigs, but it was actually an unparalleled blade art. His second master taught him how to fertilize fields, but it was actually the True Manual of Ten Thousand Poisons. His third master taught him how to check the pulses of livestock and help them breed, but it was actually a divine art that could bring the dead back to life...
On the day of his graduation, his ninety-nine masters, all crying and shouting as they sent this plague god away, dumped a pile of “junk” and ninety-nine marriage contracts on him. “Get lost and break off these engagements! Don’t come back until you’ve broken every single one!”
Shi Shuisheng returned to his village with a snakeskin sack he used for carrying pig feed. He had planned to tend his fields like an honest farmer and break off an engagement or two along the way.
But then...
Shi Shuisheng: “Sir, you’ve got swine fever. You need to be neutered!”
The famous doctors were horrified: That’s the richest man in the country!
With one slash, the tycoon sat bolt upright, though he’d been on the brink of death!
A villain mocked him for carrying a rusty sickle?
Shi Shuisheng swung it once, and the sky split apart.
Shi Shuisheng: “I really only know how to farm. Why are you city folk all so frail?”
His fiancées: “Honey, listen to me explain! I won’t break off this engagement! I’d rather die than do it!”
It's well written and beautiful. The author has worked hard. Keep up the hard work. It's worth having.
This book is very good and worth reading