Wasn't This Supposed to Be a Business Sim?

My farming novel next door, No Fighting, No Farming, is currently being serialized, as is Contract Mage Only Wants to Open a Shop. This story's blurb is at the end. Blurb for the neighboring story: No Fighting, No Farming Just as Lu Fengyue is about to beat the game Farm Story, everything goes black and she faints. When she opens her eyes again, she finds herself on a planet in the wasteland era. The environment has been severely damaged, and the polluted soil is yielding far less and is on the verge of becoming barren. Just then, experts announce they've discovered the remains of a highly advanced civilization. Their investigations reveal that clearing the game unlocks a way to exchange in-game coins for all kinds of real-world supplies, with a chance of obtaining technology left behind by the advanced civilization. #The planet can be saved##Environmental pollution can soon be solved##Self-sufficiency means no one has to go hungry# And so, people line up to enter the game. Once inside, they discover that she's played this game before! It's the one she used to stay up all night playing, only now it's a full-dive version with DLC. And she inherits her old character's data. Lu Fengyue: ...So I just have to do it again? This time, I'll definitely beat it! Blurb for this story: After clearing and uninstalling a mobile simulation game, Lu Sheng wakes up to find her home has become the manor from the game. She's also inherited her old game data. Unable to return home, Lu Sheng decides to put her people's excellent traditions to work, running the manor well and making the Thousand Paper Cranes Manor bigger and stronger. But then she realizes this might not be a game at all? * After the great war ended, hunger and death ruled the continent of Saiti for years. Its people had heard that heroes from another world were omnipotent, so they summoned them with all they had and waited in hope. But why were these heroes even more useless than they were? Just as hope was about to fade, a young woman appeared on the continent of Saiti. She brought seeds for food, and with them, hope. She transformed once-barren land into beautiful cities. The name of Song and Song Town spread across the entire continent of Saiti. There, everyone was equal and free. It was the largest trading city, a utopia, and a place everyone dreamed of living. Until the excited people of Saiti met the equally excited heroes from another world. "Are there any restorative foods left today?" "I heard hot pot originated here. Why can't we have hot pot all over the continent?" "I heard the residents of Song and Song Town get benefits. How can I register as a resident here?" ? You're heroes too, but you can't do anything right. Why are you also trying to steal our food? Lu Sheng: I don't know what to say. I really only wanted to live a lazy, peaceful life. Still, I really am different from those heroes. Reading guide: 1. This is a slow-burn, food-producing story. Any logical inconsistencies are the author's responsibility. 2. My take on Western fantasy, set in a fictional world. 3. It should really be a sweet romance disguised as a farming story. 4. My abilities are limited, so take the schemes with a grain of salt. Message: Food comes first