Ren Ye used to be a diligent 996 wage slave.
Then one day, she inherited the rural farm her grandfather left behind.
Peaceful countryside, down-to-earth neighbors, bustling markets...
The fact that it was in Gotham City sounded a little concerning, but Ren Ye still found herself drooling with anticipation.
Only after arriving at her grandfather’s farm did she realize:
The peaceful countryside (meaning everyone was dead, so it was quiet), the down-to-earth neighbors (meaning the people of Gotham, with their down-to-earth folkways), and the bustling markets (meaning gunshots and explosions) were all real.
But there’s no way she’s going back to work. She’ll never go back to work in this lifetime. She might as well become an ordinary farmer in Gotham, even if she has to do it with tears in her eyes.
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Pairing: Jason
You don’t need to have played Stardew Valley to enjoy this.
Theme: A sincere and courageous heart presses ever onward.
Ha, it's still 996 at work, but it's directly 267 in Stardew Valley.
My farm is far away from the sea monster, so it doesn't matter. The angler can fly in any ditch!
Wow, what a shallow pit, please update.
It looks pretty good, but the updates are too slow.
It's not really over, is it? (Dog head)
Your wife writes very well. Can you still see her update today? Has your wife saved the manuscript?
Wow, great, come on, come on
Mine is a forest farm, far away from the sea. It's too troublesome to go fishing.
Hello Stardew Valley! Wait a minute, does the heroine have no nightlife now...?