After My Death, I Returned to the Village to Farm.

It is more difficult to extend the life of the day than to extend the life of a cultivator The core of this novel is not about cultivating immortality, but how to hold on to life when you can no longer survive. The first thing Li Yunzhou did after he was reborn was not to seize the skills and opportunities, but to feed his family with food. Borrowing food, opening up wasteland, and collecting refugees, every step involves stepping on the mud and moving forward with blood and sweat. What he planted was not a miracle cure, but a way to survive. The best things written about in the book are those who have been "hungry" - Zhao Hu knelt on the ground and did not dare to raise his head, Aunt Wu cried while holding the pancake, Huai'an squatted by the stove and licked the bowl. Every detail is down-to-earth, not sensational, but heart-wrenching. There are many articles about cultivating immortals about fighting and killing, but there are very few about how to dig food from the soil and how to prevent a large family from starving to death. This book does not cultivate immortality, but cultivates human fireworks. After reading it, my heart felt heavy and warm, as if I had just eaten a meal of whole grains, so sincere.

This is a very special Xiuxian, unconventional and beautiful.