With endless morning rush hours and endless all-night shifts, Zhang Jiuer, a low-level worker at a foreign company in a first-tier city, has become what others call a standard workplace bull. The price of being overdrafted for a long time was that she collapsed directly at the workstation piled with reports.
After going to several tertiary hospitals, the cold diagnosis of lung cancer completely shattered her numb and busy life. The purgatory-like chemotherapy and radiotherapy took away half of her life. When she regained her life, the doctor's words, "Time is running out, live as you wish," awakened Zhang Jiuer who was trapped in the inner vortex.
She submitted her resignation, packed all her luggage and fled back to her long-lost old house in the country. She planned to guard the barren half of the field behind the house, grow vegetables and feed chickens, be self-sufficient, and spend the rest of her days quietly to make up for all the time she owed herself in the first half of her life.
But on the day she bent down to loosen the soil and sow the rapeseeds, the soil under her feet suddenly shimmered.
The meager 30 square meters of Susukita under her feet turned out to be a passage of time and space that spanned thousands of years. One end connected her tired and depressing modern city, and the other end concealed the ancient countryside with simple folk customs and vast hectares of fertile land.
On one side are tall steel buildings and a short remaining life plagued by illness; on the other side are ancient pastoral fields with fertile fields and endless fireworks.
With the spiritual field connecting the past and present in hand, Zhang Jiuer no longer waits for death.
Materials from ancient times to modern times are exchanged, and farming increases income in both directions. She cultivates land and goes to the market to do business. While curing all kinds of illnesses, she cultivates a stable life of her own in two worlds.
Modern terminally ill migrant workers * Time and space spiritual fields * Traveling back and forth between ancient and modern farming * Healing the involution of life * Half of Sussukada in hand * No worries about eating and drinking in ancient and modern times
