Farming Becomes a God: I Just Want to Guard One-Third of an Acre of Land

The book "Becoming a God by Farming: I Just Want to Guard One Third of an Acre" breaks out of the traditional fairy tale framework of "fighting for strength and climbing to the top to seek immortality", and combines the pastoral fireworks atmosphere with the setting of Oriental fairy tales just right. The protagonist does not seek the pinnacle of the road, but only wants to engage in farming operations on his one-third acre of land. The slow-paced writing has a sense of healing, and the daily farming life is vividly and delicately written: sowing fairy seeds, watering spiritual springs, and watching the process of ordinary fields giving birth to fairy fruits and elixirs, which is more immersive than fighting and killing. The author Bright Baiyun's writing style is gentle and delicate, balancing the pyrotechnics of the ancient countryside and the ethereal feeling of the fairy tale just right. He does not forcefully create conflicts and pleasures, but instead pokes the reader with the sense of relaxation of "hiding in the fields". In the fast-paced flow of cultivating immortals, he creates his own healing fairyland, which is relaxing and comfortable to read.