[Boy protagonist × mature female spirit · Random awakening · Farming and management · Everyday school life]
Other people transmigrate and become overpowered heroes. He transmigrates and gets sent back to the drawing board.
Zhang Xingci, twenty-two, a graduate of an ordinary university, with ordinary looks and an ordinary family.
On the day he transmigrated, he was eating his mom's braised pork.
Then the ground split open.
When he opened his eyes again, he had become a ten-year-old boy, with a round face, big eyes, and long lashes, like a little model from a children's food commercial.
His parents had gotten younger, too. His mom was in her early thirties, still charming, while his dad rubbed his belly and sighed, “Your mom must like it.” Even after transmigrating, he still had to put up with his parents' lovey-dovey antics.
And even more unbelievably, the spirit-raising game he played as a child, Spirit Realm, had become a real world.
He remembered the entire strategy guide, had an exclusive System, and had a whole account full of spirits waiting for him to speak.
But the System told him that the awakening order was completely random.
Six years.
Those spirits had been waiting for him for six years.
Who would be the first to wake up?
The dependable big sister?
The aloof, sharp-tongued woman who was soft-hearted underneath?
Or the energetic girl, as passionate as fire?
His family wasn't here to conquer the world. They were here to farm.
Dad farms, Mom cooks, and Zhang Xingci's job is... to get stepped on by spirits.
Moonlight radishes, frost-sugar berries, fire peppers, starlight rice: the things his dad grows don't exist anywhere else in this world.
His mom turns them into treats that make spirits happy, make them glow, and help them level up.
“Master, you've gotten smaller.”
“That's all right. I bought us a home. We can farm slowly and grow up together.”
Then she rolled her eyes.
This is a story about waiting and reunion, farming and raising spirits.
A very good novel with a new setting. The family travels to the game world.
The content is a bit messy, but overall it's pretty good.