(My ongoing novel, Who Starts Farming Just to Eat?, is updating now. It's a young woman's survival diary about farming in another world. Please add it to your reading list, thank you!)
Blurb:
Yun Shu, a spirit-plant cultivator who failed her tribulation, transmigrates to an interstellar world. She inherits a hundred mu of barren farmland, a shabby old house, and a younger sister who is about to drop out because they can't afford tuition.
What should she do?
Feeling a thread of faint spiritual energy swirling around her fingertips, Yun Shu clenches her fist. Of course she's going back to her old line of work! Growing spirit vegetables and planting spirit fruit!
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Interstellar nutritional supplements are all the rage, and people have gradually forgotten the satisfaction of traditional cuisine, until a little livestream goes online.
[Day One]
Yun Shu: Freshly picked chives, shipped fresh, 20 star coins per pound.
Viewer: Why not just rob us?
[Day Two]
Viewer: Please, come and rob me! I'm starving. I want veggies!
Yun Shu: Sorry, sold out.
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The farm is desperately short-staffed, so Yun Shu has no choice but to recruit professionals.
Yun Shu: Hiring three people with farming or animal husbandry experience. Salary: 5,000 star coins.
Interstellar citizens: Pick me! Pick me! I'll take only 4,500!
Farming and animal husbandry expert: Stop undercutting the salary above. Look at me, I'm a professional. I don't need pay, just feed me.
(A slice-of-life story, pure farming.)
Theme: The comforts of everyday life soothe the heart
Checking in, actually it's okay not to write a love line
Damn, you are already very good, very good.
If there were such mushrooms in the real world, I would want to eat them too! It tastes good, is not poisonous, and you can see the villain. I really want to experience it.
Hmm... After reading it, I have two questions 1. There are some typos, not many, but the author can fix them when he has time. 2. The ending was a bit hasty, leaving too much blank space for emotional portrayal. The plot narrative, as the author said at the end, was too open to possibilities in the middle, so it progressed too fast and ended all at once. In fact, there is still a lot to write. But you can read it, Qingshui Wenxin Xiaoxin
There is none left?? So hasty
. Caught off guard, I just chased and then disappeared.
It ended suddenly, and I still haven't finished it.
You are so lazy. Is this a love line? Is this a method of time?
Oh, it ended suddenly
Wow, it's coming to an end before I know it. Although the plot is very bland, it's really heartwarming and everything comes together quite naturally. Good luck.