I Got Rich by Relying on Pets in a Survival Game

Everyone on Blue Star was pulled into a farm-survival game.

Ji Wucang had been lying flat and waiting to die. He was pulled into the game to keep lying flat and waiting to die. Survive? What was there to survive for? He was waiting to die.

He never expected the game to heal his body. A terminal illness vanished in a second. Ji Wucang sat bolt upright, revived from the brink of death, and started struggling to survive.

As someone who'd been unlucky since childhood,

he thought his struggle to survive would mean never having enough food or clothes, pinching every penny, scraping things together, working himself to the bone, and still ending up in a ramshackle farm.

In reality, his struggle to survive meant making a fortune collecting trash and ranking first on the wealth leaderboard.

Much later, Ji Wucang revealed his secret to getting rich: from the start, you need a chicken.

A slow-paced, slice-of-life story about growing crops, stocking up, and surviving the apocalypse. There is a romantic pairing, but little romance.

Ji Wucang (cang, from "storing away the harvest for winter")

Recommended complete farming novels by Dabing: The Satisfying Story of a Man Obsessed with Farming and Reborn as a Farmer in the Flourishing Tang Dynasty. For cute animal slice-of-life stories, try Pet Daily Life.

If you still want more, here are some great stories by my friend:

A STEM Guy Transmigrates and Gets Obsessed with Farming by Waibo Tieshu: very long, warm, and full of love.

Two or Three Things at My Stepfather's Door by Waibo Tieshu: an upcoming completed draft, a chaotic farming story.

Theme: The harder you work, the luckier you get