Broke and Back in My Hometown, I Take the Internet by Storm with My Farms in Two Worlds

[Divorce comeback] [Internet sensation] [Farms across two worlds] [Ancient people at work] [Raising a child and starting a business] [Farming and management] [Slice of life]

At forty-two, Shen Qiuhe gets divorced. She's no young woman reborn, and she has no wealthy family to back her. All she has is a fifteen-year-old daughter, a mountain of debt, and a barren hill nobody wants.

In the old house on the hill, she finds a wooden knife carved with the words “Earth God” that can't cut through anything. Deep in a cave, a stone opening swallows a divine key, and a blue-stone gate swings open with a thunderous crash.

When the Land God's Key is unlocked, a modern orchard connects to Mount Bluestone in the Great Yong dynasty. Shen Qiuhe has experience in the food service supply chain, her daughter knows how to shoot and edit videos, and a friend has a refrigerated truck.

People from the ancient world come to learn washing, sorting, and packaging, while modern tourists go to try planting rice seedlings, carrying water, and repairing bamboo irrigation channels. Their farm spanning two worlds goes viral overnight.

Her in-laws are still scheming over the home she owned before marriage, while her ex-husband spots a trending story: the woman they drove away has become the business owner everyone online wants to book.

With the traffic come the debts, and the stone gate has a limit on how much it can bear. Can Shen Qiuhe turn her sudden popularity into a truly sustainable business?