Xie Yizhen is a graduate student in agricultural science. One day, she transmigrates with no money and no spiritual power.
While others transmigrate to the cultivation world to fight monsters, she rolls up her sleeves and starts farming. She digs up wild vegetables, identifies medicinal herbs, and saves copper coins. From sleeping in a hollow beneath a tree to having a little courtyard of her own, from living on wild greens to growing tomatoes no one in Caiyi Town has ever seen.
She doesn't know that golden merit surrounds her, that the Heavenly Gate has opened because of her, or that the reclusive Lord Zewu receives news about her every single day.
He watches her put down roots, watches her make each day warm and lively, watches her hum an off-key tune beneath the moonlight. The reports shift from caution to habit, and from habit to anticipation. He picks gentian flowers from his mother's courtyard, protects them with spiritual power, walks two hours, and leaves them on her stone steps.
She thinks some mischievous child must have left them there.
Standing in the moonlight at the entrance to the alley, he suddenly realizes it's been a long time since he smiled like this.
This is the story of an ordinary woman with no spiritual power who puts down roots in another world by farming. It is also the story of one person slowly drawing another out of a gray, lifeless existence.
Choose a town to farm in, and meet someone to spend a lifetime with.
Unconventional and novel in ideas
This is the first time I've seen someone write a story after the ending. Fans of the main text have been blown away by it. This is the first time someone has written about the imagination after the ending. Come on!
Emotionally delicate and warm
Great, well-organized farming article
It's super beautiful and written very gently. I read it all in one go.