Please don't click in!!! The author can't keep writing and has decided to discontinue the story!!!
Strong heroine + no romance + ensemble cast + mission-based + management and progression
Sang He was still basking in the joy of reaching number one on the national server when everything went black. She woke up in another world with nothing but black soil and wooden cabins.
From the start, she had to turn in 10,000 kilograms of potatoes within three days, or face a baptism by bizarre weather.
A stretch of good weather put the residents of Room 099 at ease, until they watched their neighbor and his vegetable garden turn to scorched earth before their very eyes.
Only then did they understand: in this world, good weather was a blessing, and mutations were a luxury.
Missions just kept coming, one after another, never missing a beat, crushing them beneath their weight…
Vegetable farmer Sang He's daily routine:
First thing after waking up, check what fruit the weather tree has grown. Then take the fruit outside and offer it to the plant zombies beyond the fence. After that, pick up a mission and start farming…
Sang He has always believed that seeing mutated fruit on the weather tree means she's in for a lucky day!
Content warnings!!!!
1. The heroine isn't highly intelligent (the author's brain isn't up to it).
2. The heroine is fairly kind (the author thinks she's writing her as cold, but that's not what comes across).
3. It's not an ensemble cast from the start. The main group will slowly grow, and the heroine is still a newbie for now.
4. The heroine will have bad luck with little things (because the author is a bit eccentric).
It's okay, but the ratio of women to men is a bit off. Those seed merchants who seem to have more power are men. The ones who play well around the heroine are indeed girls, but the rest are mostly men. I hope there will be more female characters in the future
The subject matter is novel, and it has a solid start. It is slow to gain momentum but has considerable potential. I will continue to pay attention to it. I recommend it to fans who like long-term farming stories.
It is a very healing novel. The author can continue to update it later when he feels he can.