The Young Master's Crops Can Talk

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[Synopsis]

Lin Fan's greatest wish is to be a happy freeloader, living a peaceful, uneventful life. Unfortunately, one day he's banished to the countryside, where there's no rice or food, and even the steamed buns are harder than rocks.

One day, the seeds he planted in the backyard sprout.

Lin Fan begs, "Please grow some pears for me to eat!"

The sprout snaps, "Get lost! I'm a chili pepper!"

This is the story of a down-and-out young master who can talk to the plants he grows, gains a knack for farming, and ultimately rises from serf to master, singing all the way.

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As a nightmare to the righteous and a great villainous demon, Lin Ruoyi thought transmigrating into the storybook he'd read as an unnamed cannon-fodder character who was killed early on was already bad enough.

He never expected that one day, a pitiful, helpless child would turn up in the village.

Lin Ruoyi took one look. Wasn't this Changze, the righteous sect's genius immortal lord who had fought him when he transmigrated into the book?

Only, the other guy had transmigrated as the protagonist.

From then on, he dug a well, only for it to collapse. A stream promptly flowed right up to the protagonist's doorstep.

He picked a sunny day to sow his seeds, but it suddenly started raining because the protagonist couldn't carry enough water to his vegetables.

He accidentally made the protagonist fall, and the next day the kid tripped on flat ground and broke his leg.

Lin Ruoyi flew into a rage, kicked open the protagonist's door, and grinned, showing a row of white teeth. "I'll raise you!"

To mooch off the protagonist's good fortune, Lin Ruoyi embarked on a life of raising a kid.

When the protagonist was sick, he cared for him himself. When the protagonist was hungry, he used his spiritual power to grow plump rice in the snow and ice. When the protagonist grew up, he even picked out a wife for him.

Who knew the usually well-behaved child would darken his expression, pin him beneath himself, and cry out with blood-red eyes, "You dare not want me!"

Lin Ruoyi: "..." Which one of us is the villain here?

One day, Chen Changze woke up to find the great demon who had once stirred up the world sprawled beside him, whining, "My back is so sore. Rub it for me."

Chen Changze: "..."

Mm, he's pretty soft...

Theme: Creating a better life with your own hands in the face of hardship, and persevering through self-reliance.