My Mom Told Me to Farm [Interstellar Infrastructure]

Updates are irregular. The author is too busy in real life, so the main updates are going to the other novel.

[Dual Systems (Lord and Subjects) + Pioneering + Livestreaming + Farming + Management + Food + Infrastructure]

(The golden finger is ridiculously powerful. Later on, she'll build a tech company.)

1

On her first day after transmigrating to a desolate planet, she has no tools, food, or water. She has to fend off fierce insectoids and look after her deadweight mom.

Luo Qiao: Forget building infrastructure. We're doomed.

That is, until she sees her mom, who transmigrated with her, smack an insectoid to death with a slipper.

Luo Qiao: Holy crap, Mom, you're that strong?

Then she hears her mom ask in confusion, "Qiao, what's a System...?"

Luo Qiao: "!"

So Mom is the Chosen One!

2

The older generation may be strong, but they can't keep up with the times.

Building infrastructure still takes brains. Surely that's where she comes in?

So Luo Qiao thumps her chest and promises: Mom, listen to me. I'll protect you.

Until she discovers that

her mom's videos have gone viral across the stars, drawing in a flood of customers;

every one of her mom's friends is a big shot, powerful enough to destroy a kingdom with a flick of the wrist;

and her mom's plans are so far-sighted that they make it into major textbooks.

...This is ridiculous!

Isn't her mom just an ordinary middle-aged woman?

3

Years later, someone interviews the daughter of the famous lord Luo Hualan.

Reporter: Some say you won the Queen's favor and were pursued by countless top-tier bachelors all because you have a wonderful mom. What do you think about that?

Luo Qiao (blinking, with a coy, affected sweetness): Hmm... why wouldn't that be true? My mom really does spoil me. What can I say? I'm her darling little girl.

Reading guide:

1. The early chapters focus on fighting monsters and opening up new land. The soil needs to be improved and the area made safe before they can farm.

2. They'll start by developing agriculture, then gradually move into handicrafts, commerce, tourism, and more.

3. The crop-improvement scenes in the story are based on the author's own experience. They might not apply in real life.

Theme: Supporting each other and growing together.