I Took a Farming Game to Ancient Times

Chunlai transmigrated and became... an embryo on the run from famine.

Her whole family was made up of refugees, and she was a burden in her mother's womb.

At their most desperate moment, Chunlai, their little burden, was born.

When Chunlai's mother saw the newborn wearing a red bellyband, she trembled. "Did I just give birth to... Nezha?"

When Chunlai's father saw a wheat seed in the baby's hand, he gingerly planted it. Thirty seconds later, a mature stalk of wheat shot up right there!

A farming game's 30-second wheat growing trick gives the people of ancient times a little shock!

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At the beginning, the world was hungry and barren.

The Lord brought her seeds into the world.

The Lord said that people needed food when they were hungry, and so food came into being.

The Lord saw that grains were good and could serve as staple foods, so she designated wheat, rice, corn, soybeans, and sorghum as staples. That was the first day.

The Lord said that the human body needed protein, which was plentiful in eggs and dairy products.

The Lord added eggs and milk to the menu. That was the second day.

The Lord believed that people needed to consume fat, and that meat was rich in fat. Everyone should eat meat every day.

Chicken, duck, fish, pork, beef, and mutton appeared on the table. That was the third day.

The Lord saw that vegetables and fruit contained vitamins and dietary fiber, which the human body could not do without, so she added them to the menu every day. That was the fourth day.

The Lord said that people's diets should be healthy and regular. They should eat three meals a day, with snacks between meals.

And so breakfast, lunch, dinner, morning tea, and afternoon tea came into being. That was the fifth day.

The Lord saw that all the meals had been prepared, so she set aside the sixth and seventh days as days of rest.

On the days of rest, the Lord stopped working, clasped her hands, and prayed.

Then she dug right in!

---Excerpt from The Sacred Book of Plenty: The Creation of Cuisine

Theme: Food is as vital as iron and steel. Skip a day, and you'll go hungry