[Ancient borderlands] [Farming and infrastructure] [Grandmother and granddaughter transmigrate] [Sweet romance and healing]
[Nonviolent, adorable granddaughter VS gentle, chatty, stylish grandma]
"Grandma, he broke into our house to rob us! Watch me kill them all!!"
"What my sweet girl means is that she'll teach them how to behave, so they won't do something like this in their next life. It's educational."
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"Grandma, he stole our secrets. Let's bury him under the fruit trees. He'll make great fertilizer."
"What my sweet girl means is... it's good for the environment. Yes, you know, scientific cultivation."
"My sweet girl is still young and doesn't know better. Please be patient with her."
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The day Chi Shu transmigrated into a chaotic age, her grandma, who had just retired and loved watching short dramas, came along with her.
Chi Shu is a precious, adorable girl. Anyone who dares bully her will be secretly buried for fertilizer.
Grandma, meanwhile, is always gentle, tolerant, addicted to the internet, and utterly biased in her favor.
Starting from a border town on the verge of being forgotten, the pair stockpile grain, treat the sick, cultivate wasteland, and take in refugees, while raising a fallen general into a heaven-appointed hero whose name shakes the world.
I like farming articles very much and look forward to the follow-up development [Blow kiss]