[Crossover] Stardew Valley: Everyday Life

Also known as: Is It Wrong to Look for Everyday Life in a Shonen Manga?

As everyone knows, Stardew Valley is a relaxing farming game for all ages (yeah, right).

Before transmigrating, the young Green who lived in Stardew Valley once made a wish: that in the days ahead, he could live an easy, comfortable everyday life, just like he had in Stardew Valley.

Fishing every day, petting pigs, brewing beer, growing hops, and raising animals while planting crops. Just thinking about it made him happy.

So, in the next few worlds, Green went through one apocalyptic plot after another: his deskmate's notebook killing people, his childhood friend turning evil and becoming a god, the Mafia taking over the world, and aliens invading the samurai nation.

Wait a second, what happened to the peaceful everyday life you promised me?!

Give me back my quiet days, and my chickens, ducks, cows, and sheep!

Basically, it's a story about a country boy with a Stardew Valley System raising pigs and farming in shonen manga worlds.

Don't let the blurb fool you. The everyday life is the main plot. He's just trying to find an ordinary life in shonen manga!

1. Everyday life is the focus, with a farming theme.

2. Male protagonist, 1v1 romance, pairing undecided.

3. The protagonist comes with a Stardew Valley System. The story includes some game mechanics, but the author will explain them all, so you don't need to have played the game to enjoy it.

4. Crossover transmigration to Death Note, Saint Seiya, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, and Gintama.

P.S. This is the bald-headed work of a lousy author who played Stardew Valley until the sky went dark (Stardew Valley really is a relaxing cultivation game, isn't it? And my 384 is so adorable). So don't expect much from the plot. It's a cheerful slice-of-life story with no main storyline, and it should be quite short.