(A soothing bedtime audiobook novel written for myself)
#Farming by day, hot pot by night
Tags: Soothing bedtime read | No villains | No social interaction | Pure farming | Land reclamation | Brick kiln | Handmade crafts | Growth | Apocalypse | Dual transmigration
🌨️ Day 366 of the apocalypse. The vegetables are gone, and it’s minus 70 degrees outside.
🚪Then, behind the basement’s iron door, I discovered another world: an uninhabited ancient world.
🌞There were mountains, water, a run-down earthen house, and a stretch of barren land.
From then on, I transmigrated there by day to reclaim the land 🌱, sow seeds 🥬, chop bamboo 🎋, make bamboo baskets, fence in a fishpond 🐟, grow rice 🌾, fire bricks 🧱, and put up a fence.
Little by little, I turned the wasteland into a vegetable garden and the humble earthen house into a warm little courtyard.
🌙At night, I returned to the modern world to enjoy hot pot 🍲, take a hot shower 🛁, and sleep peacefully on my own.
✨No villains, no social interaction, just starting from scratch and building a life that grows from the soil.
Pure farming, a slow-paced life, and a soothing bedtime read.
📖 Season One: Reclaiming the land, brick kilns, bamboo crafts, and warm breezes.
I use it to listen to the book before going to bed. There is only one protagonist without anyone else. It is more like a farming novel. I like the original feeling of no interpersonal relationships and no bloodshed, pure farming and then building an upgraded cabin. It is very comfortable and comfortable to listen to the book before going to bed. I hope to continue reading!!