[Easygoing Farming + Golden Finger + Returning Home to Start a Business + Healing + Food + Gradual Growth + Cozy Daily Life + No Romance + Rags to Riches]
Unable to keep up with the grind of 996, Lin Qianqian quits her job on the spot and returns to her hometown. She just wants to escape the rat race and live a peaceful life.
By chance, she discovers that the miniature landscape models she makes by hand can recreate their scenery in the real world, down to the last detail!
The peach tree she casually plants in her model is covered in fruit in the real world the very next day.
The blue resin she drips down instantly becomes a stream of spiritual spring water, flowing gently along.
Even more incredibly, the fruits and vegetables grown in the model aren’t just large, delicious, and nutritious. They also have amazing effects that leave people feeling refreshed and invigorated!
From then on, she starts a new kind of lie-flat farming life.
Starting with selling peaches through livestreams, Lin Qianqian’s little Lin family farm gradually takes the internet by storm.
Upscale restaurants in the city compete to buy her vegetables, luxury fruit merchants come bearing cash to beg for partnerships, and even the people who once looked down on her for returning to her hometown turn green with envy and regret.
Other farmers depend on the weather and toil day and night.
She has her miniature landscape, enhanced by spiritual spring water, and can develop her farm however she wishes.
No overtime or rat race, no mortgage or car payments. Lin Qianqian tends her own little farm, growing it bigger and stronger step by step until it becomes a stunning paradise far removed from the world. In the end, she becomes wealthy beyond measure and lives the dream that millions of internet users envy.
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It's quite good, but there's one problem: if I read it too fast, I lose track of what's going on. But I don't have this problem with other novels, and I don't know why.