I Transmigrated into a Villain and Got Hooked on Farming (Quick Transmigration)

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The sequel, “The Max-Level Big Shot’s Daily Life of Farming,” is complete. You can read it from my author page.

Synopsis

Qu Zhong was born into a family of high-tech professionals and had a vast store of knowledge from an early age.

Yet he chose to work in agriculture, spending every day in the fields conducting research.

In his spare time, his favorite thing was reading all kinds of novels and complaining to online friends about how stupid the villains were.

Then he got into a car accident, and the System came running out.

System: Since you think those villains are brainless, prove you can do better. Change their fates, and you can return to your own body with all four limbs intact.

If you fail, you’ll disappear along with the villains!

Qu Zhong: I should’ve kept my mouth shut. This could really be the end of the line for me.

World One: “The Spoiled Brat in a Family-Intrigue Novel” (Complete)

World Two: “The Second Uncle in an Imperial Examination Novel” (Complete)

World Three: “The Movie Emperor in an Entertainment Industry Novel” (Complete)

World Four: “The Tutor in a Farming Novel” (Complete)

World Five: “The Rich Second-Generation Heir in a CEO Novel” (Complete)

World Six: “The Bad Example in a Cultivation Novel” (Complete)

World Seven: “The Phoenix Man in a Campus Novel” (Complete)

World Eight: “The Foolish Emperor in a Palace Intrigue Novel” (Complete)

World Nine: “The Apocalypse Novel” (Complete)

Reader’s Guide:

1. When the protagonist transmigrates into certain worlds, he may have concubines or girlfriends, but there will be no romance. This is a farming novel from the male protagonist’s perspective, focused on building wealth, bringing honor to the family through the imperial examinations, and strengthening the nation through technology.

2. Most of this novel is set in fictional worlds, so please don’t look for real-life counterparts!

Luan Xinghe transmigrates into a book, becoming one of the countless nameless supporting characters in a Quick Transmigration novel, each destined to be a stepping stone for the protagonist.

Their lives are glossed over in the story, so briefly that readers forget them entirely as soon as they finish reading.

Luan Xinghe’s job is to help these ordinary people, whose names have been replaced by labels like “Mr. So-and-So,” “Master So-and-So,” or “So-and-So’s son,” live a good life.

World One: “The Honest Foster Father Who Died Young”

World Two: “The Neighboring Hunter Who Was Crippled Saving the Protagonist”

World Three: “The Movie Emperor’s Half-Brother and Cautionary Tale”

World Four: “The Kindhearted Grandnephew of the Chief Eunuch”

World Five: “An Ordinary Mortal in the Cultivation World”

Reader’s Guide: There are plenty of original details, so just enjoy the story!

Theme: Work hard, get rich, and farm the land. Build a new life with your own two hands.