What's the most important thing to do after winning the lottery jackpot?
For Jiang Meng, obviously, it's to tell his lousy company to take this job and shove it, then move to the countryside, live in a big house, and grow flowers and vegetables.
He manages the first part just fine, but while heading to the little garden courtyard he'd rented, he transmigrates without a hitch.
He becomes a newborn baby.
The good news is that his dream of farming has come true.
The bad news is that farming is all he gets. The dream part is in his name, and even that is a mispronunciation.
The really good news is that he's farming in a cultivation world, on the highest-level cultivation continent, a top-tier continent where no one can make any more breakthroughs.
The really bad news is that not a single person in his whole family has even a trace of a spiritual root.
Jiang Meng: Isn't our village called Attain the Dao Village?
Jiang's parents: It is, but not the kind of attaining the Dao that means becoming an immortal. It's the kind where one person makes it big and even their pets and livestock benefit.
Jiang Meng: So who in our family made it big?
Jiang's parents: We're the pets and livestock part.
Jiang Meng: Then shouldn't it be called Pets and Livestock Village?
Jiang's parents: That doesn't sound nice!
A farming story set in a cultivation world. Setting it in an ordinary ancient world would make farming a little too hard, so there's basically no cultivation.
I hope you enjoy this story.
Theme: Farming in ancient times while dreaming of modern industrialization: the farming world's version of always wanting more.
