Lu Lingxing is the worst student in her agricultural college, but when she joins a variety show, it is as if she has bonded with an agricultural System.
Each episode teaches viewers how to cultivate a different plant. The crazy part is that following her instructions actually works.
Agriculture students: Quick, she's on the show again! I wonder what she'll get up to this time.
Professor: Pay attention, everyone. The final exam questions will come from this.
After waking from a long cultivation retreat, the sect's beloved young grandaunt, Lu Lingxing, finds herself in the body of a little unwanted burden: her birth mother died young, her father dotes only on his stepdaughter, and no one cares for her. Now someone is plotting to get her onto a life-threatening wilderness survival variety show.
She joins a wilderness survival show about agricultural cultivation, and her stepsister keeps trying to frame her, hoping to ruin her reputation and leave her dead in the wild?
Lu Lingxing sees through the scheme and, along the way, cultivates a top-grade spirit plant so exceptional that even a spirit-testing device can't detect it.
She also shines on the show. She wants to improve the survival rate of roses, so she demonstrates grafting. One look tells you how well it works, and soon she's applying the technique to other plants, too.
Agriculture students: What is she doing now? That grafting technique looks so difficult.
Professor: This will be the final practical exam.
The resort, which was on the verge of closing because of all sorts of strange incidents, also reopens under her management.
The lush, vibrant flowers are actually being tended by a flower demon.
The delicious medicinal dishes are prepared by a ginseng spirit.
The owner, responsible for carvings worthy of a work of art, is a thousand-year-old tree demon.
The tasty cakes and exquisite pastries are made by a tiny wheat spirit.
Events to come:
A variety show promoting agricultural cultivation
A horde of night-blind zombies
Exploring ruins from the last century
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Theme: There are talented people in every walk of life, and women should have careers of their own
This book will be updated in the future. Can you please add some favorites to the one next door called "Being a Full-time Stepmom at 60"?