Three Years After the Catastrophe, I Sustain Myself by Farming on an Island!

[Apocalypse + farming + everyday survival + slow burn + natural disasters]

Three years after the Great Cataclysm, order has been rebuilt, but danger still lurks everywhere.

Pollution covers the outside world, mutated creatures roam unchecked, and aberrations and greedy humans are everywhere.

For survivors, even getting enough to eat is a luxury.

Jiang Zhuying transmigrates, waking up in a tattered tent in the base’s slums.

Faced with her gravely ill, weakened mother and her gaunt little sister, she falls into despair.

Luckily, she discovers that the farming game she played before transmigrating has successfully bound itself to her.

It’s a stripped-down version, but it can still grow natural food that everyone would fight over.

But what’s with those giant strawberries that have grown more than twenty times their normal size?

From then on, while others fight tooth and nail over a few tiny potatoes, her family enjoys full meals, with all the fruits and vegetables they can eat.

Her mother quickly recovers, and her little sister grows plump and rosy-cheeked.

Jiang Zhuying farms, stockpiles food, hunts, and works hard to get by. Even when disasters strike, she stays as steady as a mountain.

She has no grand ambitions. She just wants to keep a low profile and lie low like a “mushroom.”

But before she knows it, someone has caught her little tail.

The man is broad-shouldered and slender-waisted, dazzlingly handsome, and unfathomably powerful. Yet he is fixated on her “abnormality” above all else.

Jiang Zhuying: ??? Don’t dig into my System!

Shi Jin: I’m only pretending to dig into your System. I’m really here to get to you.

[This story focuses on everyday life, with few awful people and lots of family squabbles. Please read with caution if that bothers you!]