I Took Up Farming After Being Exiled

For some reason, I can't seem to keep writing this story. I'll finish it slowly, so please let it build up in your reading list! Su Yu, who drank himself to death, spent countless years drifting through different worlds as a lonely ghost. He picked up all sorts of random skills and even did many good deeds anonymously when he was bored. He thought he would go on drifting like that forever, but when he woke again, he had returned to his original body. And at that very moment, the Su family had been arrested and thrown in prison after their home was confiscated. They were awaiting the loss of their titles, beatings with a staff, and shackles around their necks. After a long, three-thousand-li journey into exile, the "family" who had once schemed against one another finally became a real family. The Su clan has Yulang, frail and spoiled. Exiled in disgrace, he changes and leaves his old self behind. Three thousand li stretch ahead, but he brings the family close again. Toiling in the borderlands, they work the fields and restore the Su family. Reader's Guide: 1. The male lead's golden finger is a ring-shaped storage pouch and plant-based spells, which he obtains by helping a cultivator. 2. The exile takes up a lot of the story, so read with caution if that's not your thing. 3. There's farming, strategy, and family affection. An epidemic broke out, and Chu Huai, who had been visiting China, had no choice but to hide with his family in their old mountain home. Before they'd even finished eating through their stored food, they and their old house, whose walls were crumbling in the wind, transmigrated together. They ended up in Shoushan Village as a family of wastrels who'd sold off their ancestors' land, a bunch of good-for-nothings who had worked together to squander the entire family fortune. They were trying to figure out how to sell the decrepit house and run off with the money when a collection of miscellaneous writings appeared inside it. They would only be able to return to their technologically advanced world if they paid back all the silver their ancestors had squandered. Chu Huamao, who in his previous life could only make wobbly wooden stools: "I know carpentry." Fu Huaying, who had only ever grown ginger and garlic on the balcony: "I know farming." Eldest sister Chu Ling: "Don't look at me! I'm a hairpin maker, but my skills aren't useful here." Second sister Chu Zhen timidly raised her hand: "I know how to bathe, groom, and blow-dry pets." Little cabbage Chu Huai: Just as I thought! No matter which world I'm in, my life is always difficult. After enduring a brutal flight from danger and experiencing the full range of human kindness and cruelty, the Chu family, once indifferent to one another, gradually discovered what the word "family" meant. Theme: A fresh start may still be possible.