Earth: 30,000 Years Later 2 [Farming]

(One million words and counting. Enjoy reading, and you don't need to have read Book 1.)

People three thousand years in the future have two great hobbies. First, farming on wasteland with outdated agricultural techniques.

Xie Rang: "We have to show them what it's like to have plum blossoms in winter, chrysanthemums in autumn, peonies in spring, and lotuses in summer, with flowers blooming in every season."

Second, humans are obsessed with combining their genes with insects, like open-source code.

Xie Rang sets an earwig in front of Sergeant Akse: "Give this one a try. It's a great specimen, the insect with the longest reproductive organ in the world."

Sergeant Akse: "..."

It seems the Golden Crown Prince of their resplendent dynasty has become so debauched that his pretty head is no longer satisfied with spending every day trembling on his back in a trench like a rag.

PS: Suitable for readers aged 21 and up.

PS: This is a fictional setting unrelated to reality. Please don't draw parallels with real life.

Upcoming novel: Game Invades Another World

In a damp cavern, goblins in red caps scream as they play Super Mario.

In a gloomy tomb, the undead demonstrate their sense of justice in Dragon Quest.

On a vast grassland, orcs enjoy the unrestrained freedom of The Legend of Zelda.

The great prophet Roland points them toward power and prosperity.

Roland: "..."

Back then, on that damp spring day, with eight daggers at his throat, he had spoken the first words of his new life in a trembling voice: "W-Want to play a game?"

If no one played his games, he would die, with his guts torn apart and everything.

Later, goblins who could only stomp on mushrooms began studying strategy. Undead who were determined to play righteous heroes learned teamwork, and even the orcs started an esports league.

Roland became the "prophet" whose name was passed from mouth to mouth among all the races.

The games he invented, from cards to tactical board games, from tabletop games to projected virtual worlds, drove the entire continent wild.

(The gong's character has not been decided yet.)

Soap's completed long novels include Three Thousand Years on Earth, Wizard Academy, Construction Frenzy, The Great Tang Institute of Science and Technology, and Theater Invasion. Visit the author's page to read them.

(Weibo: @DailyUpdateSoap)

Upcoming novel: Everyone Hoards Supplies, I Hoard Sons

Hoarding sons = steady returns.

Hoarding sons earns points that can be exchanged for supplies.

Jiang Che traded a classmate's strong, burly dad for 10 points and exchanged them for a glowing dandelion. Problem of light solved.

He traded the defiant basketball team captain who had pinned his head to the wall and kissed him fiercely for a water-spraying cactus. Problem of water solved.

His newly discharged brother-in-law should be worth a burrowing vine, which could drill through the ice and reach the supermarket's food. Problem of food solved.

But there's one problem: the family hierarchy seems to have gone completely haywire.

The basketball captain, eyes red, corners him against a wall. "You call me your son, but you call my teammate your grandson. Why?"

His classmate shakily hands him a notebook. "Bro, I did the math. With this trade chain, our whole family has to call you our ancestor for eighteen generations."

Soap's completed novels, each over a million words, include Three Thousand Years on Earth, Construction Frenzy, The Great Tang Institute of Science and Technology, Wizard Academy, and Theater Invasion. Visit the author's page to read them.

Weibo: @Jinjiang Author Soap Is a Little Slippery

Theme: In harsh conditions, we press on and pass down history and civilization!