Lin Xiaohua transmigrates into a world of urban legends and inherits a patch of wasteland.
Rule One: You must grow something, or you will be erased in three days.
Rule Two: ...The page has been eaten by bugs, so the words are illegible.
She isn't afraid. She knows how to farm.
She just never expected that...
The land would cry, seeds would sprout overnight, and shadows would crawl out of the soil.
There was also an old seed seller who walked without a sound and smiled in a chilling way.
After barely surviving, she even became a spirit of the land.
A Cheng feeds her memory grass every day and speaks to the air:
"Sis, get better soon. I'll be waiting for you."
The well water can help her recover, but the second trial lies beneath the well.
A Cheng says, "Sis, I'll go down with you."
The subject matter is very new and I am very interested in it. But I really don't know if this was generated by AI, or if the author just posted it without even reading it. ! I feel like some of the plots are missing arms and legs, and some people are selling things that require five seeds of a rarer plant in exchange for one seed of a rarer plant. Then the heroine takes out one rarer seed and exchanges it for many seeds of a rarer plant. Isn't the magnitude wrong? Not only is the rarer one difficult to grow, but the five plants that are grown are exchanged for one less rare seed? Is it written backwards? I haven't read a few chapters, but there are problems in several places. At first, I wasn't sure whether it was my understanding or the author's writing that was wrong. After a few chapters, I was sure that there was something wrong with the author's writing. I suggest you finish writing and read through it before sending it [star] I really can't stand this kind of thing, and I completely understand the pained expression on the teacher's face when he said that after finishing the sentence, I should read it through before showing it to her. I thought I found a good book, but I didn't expect 🙂 If it weren't for the good subject matter, I would have given two stars too much 🙂 Also, I really want to complain about the fact that the heroine takes the things given by others and exchanges them for rarer seeds. . . What kind of behavior is this? 🙂 Forget about the protagonist, this is just a supporting character, and he would be scolded in other books.
I don't quite understand [face covering]. When I saw Chapter 9, I was always puzzled. What did the two heroines eat to survive? There was water to drink later. When the heroine first went there, there was no water. She just turned over a dry and hard steamed bun to eat. Later, I saw that the two of them survived by eating dry steamed buns. The key is where did the steamed bun come from? The author did not describe it clearly, and the logic is slightly problematic. The subject matter is actually quite attractive from the introduction, but the content is not very attractive and does not make people want to keep reading. The author needs to work harder.