There is a legend in Liuxi Village: Qin Mu, an orphan at the east end of the village, loved farming since he was a child and could do it very quickly.
No one knew that on the day he came of age, the village chief, Old Man Chen, handed him a half-cut old hoe - an acre of spiritual land was hidden in the hoe.
Plant a grain of ordinary grain, and you will get five spiritual rice plants; plant a weed, and you will get a miracle medicine that will last ten thousand years. Multiply rebates, quality leaps, and spiritual fields rise again and again.
So Qin Mu's daily life became: tending his three acres of thin fields in the morning, feeding the ancestors in the pig pen at noon, carrying a load to the town in the evening to exchange a few pennies, and having to settle this month's accounts for Tao'er when he came back.
He wanted to farm like this for the rest of his life.
But Qing Xu Zong wanted to take over his fields, and the Liu family in the county wanted to buy his mountains. The big shots in the city came after smelling the smell.
Qin Mu put down the hoe and sighed:
"I just want to farm quietly, but you have to force me."
From the first invisible black hand in the night, to the "Qin Ji Lingmi" banner in the county town, and later - when the cultivator world mentioned the farmer, there was only one sentence:
"Don't go to Liuxi Village. The crops in his fields don't need anyone to protect them. He himself is the most vicious one."
