Raising a Little One to Farm (Ancient Times to Modern Day)

Coming soon: A Home on the Mountain, an ancient-style farming romance Xu Chen is a poor little soul, unloved by his father and mother because he was born a man who can bear children. As he lay dying, he thought, If I can be warm and well-fed in my next life, that'll be enough. When he opens his eyes again, he has become a tiny baby no bigger than a thumb. But his dream has come true: he has a house and land, and kind people bring him beautiful clothes and furniture every few days. He spends his days harvesting vegetables and cooking, occasionally sneaking out to see the wonders of the outside world. Xu Chen's new life is peaceful and carefree. Shen Huaizhou downloads a farming game, originally just to pass the time, but soon he can't stop playing. The chibi character in the game is just too cute. New clothes? Buy them! New furniture? Buy it! But as he keeps raising the little character, something seems off. The character can cook and harvest vegetables without him controlling it. And what's going on with the coffee that's gone missing from his cup, the strange marks on his clothes, and the extra bedsheet on the sofa? Later, Shen Huaizhou spots a chibi character on the table, with a big head, a small body, and a size no bigger than his thumb. What else can he do? Keep raising him, of course. [Reader's Guide] 1. This is set in a fictional modern world. Chenchen has crossed several thousand years from ancient times to the modern day, so the world still has men who can bear children. Pregnancy is included! Please respect people's personal preferences. If it's not for you, click away. 2. Chenchen will grow bigger later. He has a little golden finger (he's particularly good at growing vegetables, more or less) and will livestream. 3. There isn't much farming or livestreaming. At heart, this is a sweet slice-of-life story with no plot and no logic, just a simple, fluffy read. 4. The protagonists are seven or eight years apart in age. A coming-soon novel Ancient-style farming romance: A Home on the Mountain Xie Zhiyun's family runs a weaving business and is comfortably well-off. Though he was born to a concubine who died young, his mother is generous and kind. She has never mistreated him and has always doted on him. That was what Xie Zhiyun had always believed, until the year the family business ran into trouble. His father and mother, who had always doted on him, planned to marry him off as a concubine to the elderly owner of the Jinxiu Cloth Shop, who was over fifty. Xie Zhiyun couldn't fight back. They drugged him and knocked him out. He thought they would carry him to the old man's estate, but he woke up in a cave. Xie Zhiyun trembled at the sound of wolves howling, thinking bandits must have kidnapped him along the way. But the person who appeared at the cave entrance was none other than Qi Shan, his own taciturn carriage driver. Life in the mountains is poor and arduous. A pampered young master like Xie Zhiyun can hardly endure it. Luckily, Qi Shan is deeply loyal to his young master and takes on every task, great or small. Theme: Even a poor little soul deserves to be loved