Cultivating Immortality Through Farming

[Scheming, gentle gong VS reserved, ruthless shou, cultivation and farming]

Qiao Jiangchen died young, but the God of Death took pity on him and gave him a chance to live again in the cultivation world.

Before transmigrating, he was the richest man in the country. Afterward, he was the village idiot: stupid, dim-witted, and poor. Everyone called him Fool Qiao.

Fool Qiao was no longer a fool. Looking at his utterly destitute home, he obediently picked up a hoe and went farming.

Bai Xiaoyu was a slave cultivator bought in the city and the original owner's cultivation partner. He was young, ruthless, and constantly wished the original owner would die so their spiritual contract would be undone and he could leave for good.

But things gradually took an absurd turn...

The man who had been a fool for eighteen years got beaten once and came to his senses. He became so industrious, clearing land to farm, and even started treating Bai Xiaoyu with kindness.

If getting beaten once was all it took to come to his senses, why had he waited so long? He should have resorted to dirty tricks ages ago!

Bai Xiaoyu was filled with regret!

This is the story of a soul from the modern world who goes from fool to demon god, from living in a bare-walled house to becoming the cultivation world's richest man, and from being single to having a husband and child. It's a tale of arduous cultivation, hard work, and winning his husband over.

The godhood is mine, the spirit stones are mine, and my cultivation partner is mine too!

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A recommendation: "A First-Rank Farmer"

Farming-mad gong X reserved, adorable shou

Chu Yuming, a PhD in agricultural sciences, transmigrates into the body of a village bully in the Xia Dynasty, hated by everyone. He has no fields, no land, only a frail little husband.

Looking at the bare-walled house, Chu Yuming could only weep in despair. He had no choice but to figure out how to survive first.

With no grain at home and no land outside, Chu Yuming could only go out to work.

A little scene:

The little husband secretly watched Chu Yuming from a corner, puzzled.