Back Home to Farm: I Turned Over the Myriad Worlds Farm to the Nation

In March 2026, Huaxia suddenly announced a breakthrough in room-temperature superconductivity. The world was shaken. The Beautiful Country convened an emergency national security meeting overnight, the European Union launched an intelligence operation codenamed “Falcon,” and Japan dispatched three special cabinet envoys. Every country scrambled to investigate the same question: Where had this technology come from? Three months later, the answer began to emerge. Every clue pointed to a small mountain village in a southwestern province called Luoxia Village. At that moment, Su Mu was lying in a bamboo rocking chair in his courtyard. A local mutt snored beside him, and half a cup of cold tea sat by his feet. The villagers all knew that Su Mu had returned from Modu three years ago, looking thoroughly down on his luck, and taken up farming. No one knew that the three-mu vegetable plot behind his house connected to all the worlds. No one knew that every morning at three, black communication vans bearing military plates quietly stopped at the village entrance. And no one knew that a number was saved in Su Mu’s phone: Only three digits long. Su Mu rolled over, squinting in the sunlight, and muttered: “I planted too much again today… I’ll have to get Old Zhang to send a few more trucks tomorrow.” [Tags] Farming / System / Turn It Over to the Nation / Lighthearted power fantasy / Wild imagination