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Here is the blurb for this story ↓
Xu Yiyang is an overworked office drone who loves farming novels. In his spare time, he enjoys doing a bit of handicraft or taking the occasional trip. His greatest dream is to build a little house in the countryside where he can retire, grow crops and flowers, attract cats, and play with dogs.
Then one day, he transmigrates into a farming novel and becomes a minor cannon-fodder character who dies before the end of chapter three.
While transplanting rice seedlings: Why didn't anyone tell me there are leeches in the paddy fields?!
At bedtime: What was that? Knock it down! Why are there rats in the house?! Aaaaaah!
Walking along the field ridge: Aah! A snake!
Waaah! I want to go home! I never want to farm again!
Li Yunshu was forced by his family to marry Ergouzi from Xu Family Village, and he was deeply unhappy about the arrangement.
But
Why is Ergouzi just like the little puppy at the Second Granduncle's house? He's so silly!
Oh, well. What did the puppy ever do wrong? I should be a little nicer to him.
A few things to keep in mind:
1. As always, this is a fictional setting. If something doesn't make sense, remind yourself that it's fiction and must be part of their local customs. If you can't convince yourself, just drop the story. We're here to have fun, so don't make things hard on yourself.
2. Although the protagonist transmigrates into a book, the story has little to do with the original novel.
3. He transmigrates in his own body, not the original character's. Men can marry men in this setting. There is no third gender, and no one has children.
4. Updates are irregular. I know I'm guilty, but I'm really lazy and can only update when I get a burst of motivation. Sorry.
Lastly, a plug for my completed novel, In the Mountains of Mist and Clouds. If you can't wait for updates to this story, please stop by and give the other one a look. Love you all, mwah!
After transmigrating by accident, Lin Changfeng is mistaken for a bandit by the villagers. To avoid being arrested and dragged before the authorities, he settles in the mountains.
There is no rice, oil, or flour in the mountains, so Lin Changfeng sneaks down to gather information and meets Li Douzi, who is raking up pine needles on the mountain.
The first time Li Douzi sees Lin Changfeng, he thinks he's a scout sent by the bandits. Before Lin Changfeng can say a word, Li Douzi runs for his life.
The second time he sees Lin Changfeng, the man hears his stomach rumbling and invites him to eat grilled fish.
Fish! He hasn't had any in ages! This man is so generous! Li Douzi thinks to himself.
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The first time Lin Changfeng sees Li Douzi, the man runs off before Lin Changfeng can even get a good look at him.
The second time he sees Li Douzi, the man says his name is Little Lame. Seeing how pitiful he looks, Lin Changfeng invites him to eat plain grilled fish.
Little Lame is so unsophisticated that he acts as though an unsalted fish is the most delicious thing in the world. Lin Changfeng thinks he should feed him more, preferably until he's nice and plump, so he'll have the strength to help carry things...
Theme: Make the most of the present and work hard to live well
More, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more~
Author: I miss you so much
Why did Li Yuntianjiu suddenly get married? It seemed like there was something missing in the middle.
Teacher's tonic card is here! Tonic!
Are you sick? Why can't you understand your body? Is your brain growing in vain?
Little Plum. Come on, take the test. Optimistic about you
Hahaha. You just like lazy beds
Hahaha, you have been so diligent lately???
"Knowing" gives the author a big bug~until
"The one who stretched out his hand" is a big thorn in the author's side - the hand that stretched out his face