[Complete, ready to binge] A top agricultural scientist loses the will to live after fifty-eight consecutive failures in genetically modified crop experiments. His last words before dying: "In my next life, I'll still be an agricultural scientist!"
Then he transmigrates back to an ancient era where "not a spare field lies anywhere, yet farmers still starve to death." It must be fate.
Faced with ancient farming that relies entirely on the heavens for a good harvest, with backward machinery, an inadequate farming system, poor seed selection and breeding, and unscientific fertilizing and pesticide use, the protagonist declares: "We can overcome nature through human effort!"
The protagonist has a golden finger that lets her talk to plants and makes her immune to every poison.
They say you reap what you sow?
Then came years of drought, a locust plague, and not a single grain to harvest.
They say agriculture is the primary industry?
Then the landlord's family went bankrupt, with no decent clothes to wear and no food to eat.
They say her illness will soon be the end of her?
That part is true. After all, everyone lives until the day they die.
The spendthrift young master says: "I'm also plagued by illness. We're both in the same boat, fellow sufferers lost at the ends of the earth! What a marvelous coincidence!"
#Fate is picking on me!
Reading guide:
Heaven and earth are no match for farming with science.
An agricultural scientist obsessed with farming x the sickly son of a landlord.
[Please note] This isn't farming from start to finish. The first and second volumes include plenty of household intrigue, so if that's not your thing, please don't wander in.
The earlier chapters have been revised several times and differ considerably from pirated versions. Please support the official release, mwah.
Please take my cute new story by Zhaocheng, a historical transmigration novel: "Take It Outside": a money-loving proprietress x a white-clad young hero tricked into selling himself
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