70 Live Broadcast: Escape from Involution by Farming

In 2026, 26-year-old social worker Lin Xiaohe died suddenly after working overtime for 72 hours. When he woke up, he was transported to the Northeast Forest Farm in 1974 - a 17-year-old educated youth whose father died early, his mother remarried, and he was alone with his 5-year-old sister. Just when she was about to cry in front of the leaking adobe house and only half a bag of coarse grains left, the [Pastoral Life Live Broadcast System] was successfully bound. The system is connected to the interstellar era 3,000 years later. The humans there have long since said goodbye to agriculture. They eat nutritional ointments and live in holographic cabins. "Soil" and "nature" have become legendary words. And every time she farms, cooks, hunts, or fishes, it will be broadcast simultaneously to interstellar viewers who are curious about pastoral life. The "energy points" rewarded by the audience can be exchanged for everything in the system mall: from the most basic grain seeds, fertilizers, and agricultural tools, to medicine, home appliances, and even future technology. So, in the 1970s when supplies were scarce, Lin Xiaohe began her pastoral life like a "dimensionality reduction attack"—— While others gnawed on wotou, she baked bread; while others wore coarse cloth, she knitted woolen sweaters; while others struggled to carry themselves when they were sick, she had an interstellar medical kit. Her live broadcast room detonated the entire Internet in the interstellar world, and the original charm of the "Earth's Pastoral Age" made future humans crazily reward her. What makes Lin Xiaohe most happy is not making money or hoarding supplies, but that he finally doesn't have to roll anymore.