Chu Qingyao, an orphan from a poor family, lost her parents while collecting medicine, leaving only an acre of desolate spiritual field and half a volume of broken books. The villagers persecuted, the bullies coveted, and the world was as cold as a knife. She holds on to the rusty hoe and fights against the weeds and fate as a mortal woman.
With blood blisters on her palms covered with frostbite, she buried the first weed seed under the moonlight. Looking for a spring in the mountains, he almost encountered a monster, but he found his younger sister Wan'er who had the same problem. Two helpless girls, guarding a dilapidated house and desolate fields together, watering their slim chance of life with their sweat.
The "Qing Ming Miscellaneous Notes" left behind by his parents contains hidden secrets. The spirit gathering array is quietly laid out, and the buds break through the ground, attracting more greedy eyes. The city is dangerous, cultivation is difficult, and poisonous snakes are waiting in the dark. She gritted her teeth and moved forward in a desperate situation, introduced Qi into her body, planted medicine in exchange for talismans, and escaped into the hidden valley amid betrayal and pursuit.
The shadow of a snake in the blue pool is full of doubts; the misty forest is full of intrigues, and a dark hand is looming. Chu Qingyao clenched the glimmer in her hand, taking the spiritual field as her root and determination as her wings. From a mortal girl to a farmer, from loneliness to dependence, she vowed to walk her own path through the thorny fairyland.
This is a story about persistence, growth and warmth. See how a common girl from a poor family takes root in the twilight years, creates a shade in the wind and rain, and finally turns the barren years into a dazzling fairyland.
Purpose: ordinary girls from poor families cultivate spiritual fields with their hands, grow steadily through labor and protection, interpret the road to immortality through hard work and get rich, and convey the simple values of self-reliance, cherishing the gifts of land, and the warmth between women.