The Wood Spirit Master Becomes a God by Farming in the Wasteland

(The extra chapters are finished. I’m preparing the next novel, which is expected to launch in June.)

As a practitioner of earth-based abilities, Qin Wan survived for a full ten years in an apocalypse overrun with zombies. After eating the last plant, she arrived five hundred years in the future. Scientists had developed a vaccine, and all the zombies had been wiped out. At last, people could leave their underground shelters and rebuild their homes on the wasteland.

The original host’s mother had been abandoned by her phoenix father. The family was destitute and on the verge of starving to death. Fortunately, Qin Wan’s earth-based ability came with her. It was weak and not quite suited to the task, but she still decided to become a wood spirit master.

A wasteland farming story. I love the feeling of creating a world from nothing, one step at a time, so the pacing is slow.

Coming Soon: Sign-In as a Mermaid in the Wasteland Sea

Both Eastern and Western myths of world-ending disasters tell of a great flood that engulfed the entire world.

Shen Baizhu never imagined that when she opened her eyes again, mythology would become reality and the whole world would be submerged.

The humans who survived had become merfolk.

The upper layers of the ocean were badly polluted, and everyone wanted to move to the seabed. Unfortunately, moving required not only money but also a body capable of enduring the pressure. You had to be at least a seventh-stage merperson.

Her whole family were only pitiful ninth-stage merfolk: poor, weak, and with their fish tails rotting as they neared death.

Fortunately, she awakened a sign-in golden finger and gained a few adorable, capable little helpers. How could she not get started with farming on the surface and exploring the ocean depths?

Theme: Even in a wasteland, flowers of hope can bloom