Dressed as an ancient peasant girl, her family has only four walls and three acres of farmland, which is famous for its salt-alkali land. Whatever she plants, nothing grows. Lin Sui, who just got a doctorate in agriculture: It's not a big problem, it's the right major. Others rely on timing for farming, but Lin Sui relies on science for farming. Villager A: "Ouch, the girl from the Lin family spread lime powder on the field again, can that land still be used?" - Soon after, the acidified land of the Lin family became the most fertile farmland. Villager B: "Look, look, she actually planted precious beans in the ground as fertilizer, what a prodigal girl!" - Not long after, the rice yield per acre of the fields quadrupled with the use of green manure, which shocked everyone. Villager C: "Oh my gosh, she raised a bunch of small bugs and put them in the vegetable field. Is this to feed the cabbage caterpillars in advance?" - Not long after, relying on biological control, the Lin family's vegetable field was green and green, and there was not even a bug hole to be found. The villagers gradually discovered that this previously ordinary girl from the Lin family seemed to have received enlightenment from a god. She can make watermelons grow on rocky fields, cotton can grow on riverbanks, and she can also tell when it will rain and when it will be sunny, which is even more accurate than the blind fortune teller in the town! For a time, Lin Sui became the "little field god" from all over the country, and people who asked for the secret recipe for farming almost walked through the door of her house. Lin Sui carries his own "Introduction to Soil Science" and "Pest and Disease Control Manual" to hide his merit and fame. People who have studied scientific farming say it is good. However, as the fields were planted, trouble also came. The bully squire who coveted her farmland and skills, the county magistrate who wanted to take her as his concubine, and... The one who showed up at her door on time every meal time,
