The Nonprofessional's Guide to Growing Plants

After the mission ended, Su Congzhi couldn't go home. Instead, he became the heir to a manor.

The manor was a barren wasteland, where not a blade of grass grew and not a bird would stay.

All because a God of Misfortune lived next door.

Su Congzhi laughed heartily and stood atop a mountain where not even birds would leave droppings, shouting a slogan that made the world tremble: "I'm going to build the biggest manor and grow the most delicious food!"

Someone asked, "Will you grow male idols? The kind that grow wild?"

Congzhi pointed next door. "I won't grow male idols. I'll only grow the God of Misfortune."

"You're sick!"

Congzhi said, "I don't know if I'm sick, but as long as it's tasty, that's fine."

A few warnings:

1. Being lucky is fine, but your values must be sound.

2. There are golden fingers and romance. It's a feel-good, semi-historical story.

3. The protagonist is a bottom who thinks of himself as a top. He can be cute, silly, or artsy. His CP only looks cold and distant; really, he's just an aloof beauty on a high peak.

4. The protagonist has way too many hidden skills. Farming isn't his profession, but it can make him rich!

Theme: My fate is mine to control, not Heaven's