Cen Biqing is an ordinary office worker. He lost his mobile phone when he came home from get off work one day, but picked up an injured snake as a pet. After being abandoned by her girlfriend, there was a mysterious woman in the house who did laundry and cooking for her. However, this woman appeared at different times from her, an office worker, every day. Could it be the conch girl? Can one person and one snake stay together across all odds? A love that spans thousands of years has been completely forgotten by the two protagonists. Will they follow their inner guidance or succumb to the unpredictable fate? All the answers are in "The Farmer and the Snake". Also: "The Farmer and the Snake" is the second sequel to my "Legend of Qingbai Lady" (hereinafter referred to as "Qingbai") series, and has nothing to do with any other sequels. "Qingbai" is a spin-off of the large-scale costume music TV series "The Legend of the White Snake". It tells the love story between two heroines, Xiao Qing and Bai Suzhen. It fully respects the original character settings and promotes the idea of reincarnation and retribution. The plot of the original work is largely retained, aiming to show the emotions and events of Qing and Bai that are hinted but not stated explicitly in the play. It tells the story of Bai Suzhen and Xiao Qing going through hardships before and after they were forced into Leifeng Pagoda under the background of the original work. This article is about what happened after they finally stayed together, so it is a sequel. If you have not read the original work of "Qingbai", it will not affect the viewing of this article. The original work of "Qingbai" is still being compiled and will be considered for publication after the article is completed.