The River God Streams Her Farming Life in the Human World

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[Career-minded, straight female River God x lovesick, conflicted county magistrate]

He Luoluo died, but after her death, she was enlightened and became a River God.

She thought being a River God would be a cushy job where she could coast into retirement. Who knew she would have to pass an onboarding test under the watchful eyes of the gods?

As for her jurisdiction

It was the Luo River, plagued by soil erosion, water pollution, declining biodiversity, and suffering residents all along its banks.

Just as the gods thought she would ask them for help, He Luoluo rolled up her sleeves. "Don't worry. Flood control and poverty relief? That's my old line of work."

*

A new god came to the Spiritual Realm of Ten Thousand Rivers and Mountains. The gods had never seen her face, but they knew she behaved strangely, disliked sitting in the high hall, preferred going down to the mortal world, and meddled in all sorts of mortal affairs.

They thought the Divine Lord would banish her to the Netherworld, but to their surprise, she really did improve her jurisdiction from the lowest grade to the second-lowest.

The Divine Lord even made the gods watching the livestream write down notes on her governance methods so they could learn from her.

After being ennobled, she reached the peak as soon as she debuted, becoming an example that River Gods and Mountain Gods across the land sought to follow.

The gods: "Lord Luo River, could you keep the livestream going for a while? That way, we can ask you questions whenever we need to."

They were exceedingly humble.

*

When she learned she was about to leave after being ennobled, the child she had casually picked up wore a cruel expression.

"I'm going to drag you off your divine pedestal and keep you in the mortal world, life after life."

But the young county magistrate who had accompanied her all the way, encouraging each other as they went, said:

"Go on ahead, but wait for me. Once I become a god, I'll be by your side every day."

[Reader's Guide]

1. Most of the story takes place in the mortal world, a fictional setting so far removed from reality that it's an ideal society where men and women are equal.

2. The divine system is the author's own creation. Gods and mortals can fall in love.

3. Contains plenty of male rivalry. The steady heroine is clear-eyed and unruffled, the hero is a loyal gentleman, and the second male lead is a deranged yandere. The ending is 1v1 with a younger male lead, and both leads are inexperienced. Read with caution if that's not your thing. Romance appears after Chapter 15.

4. Content breakdown: farming 20% + infrastructure 20% + sweet, everyone-loves-the-lead moments 30% + miscellaneous daily affairs 30%.

Also: comedy 40% + seriousness 60%; career 60% + romance 40%.

If you've made it this far, add it to your favorites~

[Coming Soon]

I'm Really Not a Mixed Spiritual Root

Kong Huan, an ability user from the apocalypse, gets caught in a temporal rift and stumbles into a cultivation world.

Her proudly mastered elemental abilities are considered an untrainable mixed spiritual root here?

Kong Huan refuses to believe it. With a spirit brush in her right hand and talisman paper in her left, she draws on the spiritual energy of heaven and earth and becomes the only genius at the Spirit Talisman Academy who can draw talismans without consuming spirit stones.

As for the several high-grade spirit brushes in all sorts of styles that she owns?

Kong Huan: Thanks for asking. The genius artifact refiner you keep talking about is my little brother. I can have as many of these as I want.

*

Word has it the cultivation world's swordsmanship prodigy is an unparalleled ice beauty: handsome, aloof, and taciturn, a beautiful young man to be admired from afar.

No one knows that in a secret realm, this undefeated sword prodigy was knocked to the ground by a frail talisman cultivator.

The talisman cultivator's spirit brush was also lifting the young man's chin

"Smile, and I'll let you go."

Theme: Gods aren't born as gods. They are first human, and only become gods after doing many deeds, saving many people, enduring great hardship, and even sacrificing themselves.