Song Zhiguan is betrayed by a friend and thrown into the sea. Five days later, he claws his way back to shore through sheer determination, with the egg that saved his life and the pocket dimension he acquired, and begins his revenge and farming journey.
Who says being reborn automatically comes with a golden finger and a smooth road ahead?
He has barely made it ashore before a domineering CEO kidnaps him, points to the egg in his arms, and says it's his something-or-other...
What a snake spirit, seriously!
He finally manages to give his enemy a little trouble, but before he can celebrate, the egg cracks, and out comes a brat.
Song Zhiguan: "CEO, is this your kid?"
Domineering CEO: "No, that's me." He pauses. "You like him? How about we have a whole dozen?"
Song Zhiguan: "That sounds awful."
And what about the pocket dimension?
Ever seen grapes as big as washbasins? Strawberries that can run and jump? Mushrooms as big as houses, in all sorts of colors, supposedly non-toxic? Pearls the size of basketballs?
Song Zhiguan feels like the pocket dimension has turned his entire worldview upside down countless times.
After being reborn, Song Zhiguan thought he could enjoy a quiet life of farming in his pocket dimension, picking chrysanthemums by the eastern hedge and gazing leisurely at the southern mountains. But he was far too naive. After his rebirth, his life only gets more melodramatic and fantastical.
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"Everyday Farming on the Icefield"
Premise:
When will it be updated?
It's already the 5th, and there are still 4 days until Da Da's comeback. I miss her.
Dad, can I still wait for you?
Why is there no update? Oh!
Finally updated, it's not easy
Press the claw, you finally appear.
Cheers (? ??_??)?
Roll around and grab the sofa~(^з^)-☆
Don't be fooled! ! ! !
Now you don't have to worry about growing mushrooms