I Built a Miniature Cultural and Creative Street in the Countryside

Calm and bold miniature artisan x fragile and timid culinary student

Miniature artisan Xing Peizhou transmigrates by accident to an extremely impoverished village in another world, where she is granted a Miniature System. But on her very first day there, she rolls in the mud and nearly turns into a mud-covered Smurf, watches her home get struck by lightning and reduced to ruins, and is about to reach the starving-to-death ending.

Xing Peizhou tries to lie flat, lamenting: Other people who transmigrate never have to worry about going hungry or lacking warm clothes. How come I don't just miss out on all those buffs, but my house collapses too? What happened to the promised beginner protection period?

Xu Gusheng, who is about to graduate, gets distracted while cooking and blows up the kitchen, taking himself out in the process.

On his first day after transmigrating, he learns that he's been given a Food System, and that his original body belonged to a penniless man who was swindled out of everything. He's just about to head back to his shabby old house when he finds a girl on the verge of starving to death in front of a pile of ruins.

Seriously, why am I saving lives on my very first day after transmigrating? Didn't I get a Food System? Why not give me a Medical System too, if you're going to make me save people?

Xu Gusheng takes Xing Peizhou back to his shabby old house. At the sight of walls built from packed mud and a roof made of thatch, he briefly catches his breath.

It's been so long since I've seen such a rustic home skin.

With nothing better to do, he decides to tidy up this so-called home.

Unsurprisingly, this place really is the shabbiest of shabby old houses. While cleaning the kitchen area, Xu Gusheng flushes out a nest of cockroaches.

Armed with a broom and fully geared up, Xu Gusheng tips his head back and closes his eyes. Today, either they go extinct, or I hand the house over to them.

[One-on-one romance, happy ending]

[Sweet romance, no angst]

Theme: Encouraging development