I Only Know How to Farm [The End of the World]

Song Xun was an ordinary agricultural student. He was farming at home during the summer vacation of his junior year when the apocalypse suddenly broke out. Zombies, mutated animals and plants were crawling all over the ground, and Song Xun was shivering. The 70-year-old grandma rushed out with a hoe and gave the zombies a blow on the head. Song Xun:? When the end of the world comes, humans have a half chance of awakening their superpowers, which are related to the things they usually come into contact with the most. Grandma's power is that she can create a hoe at any time, and Song Xun's power is... A field. Song Xun: Are you polite? :) As we all know, fields are used to grow food. Others collect food, and Song Xun collects seeds. When everyone was chased by monsters and displaced, everyone else was sallow and thin, except Song Xun and grandma who were white and fat. Song Xun: Sorry, I've gained weight from eating too many carbohydrates recently. Someone gave Song Xun their treasured supplies, hoping to exchange them for a tomato full of vitamins. Song Xunkuang took out a basket of tomatoes and ate them. He ate them quickly and took them away if he couldn't finish them. Grandma made tomatoes three times a day. She felt like vomiting when she saw tomatoes. Survival in the last days is difficult, and food is the top priority. There is a legend circulated in many bases that they once saw God when they were about to starve to death, and God took out a bean shovel and saved their lives. Xun, the god of bean sprouts in the Song Dynasty, would throw the bean sprouts wildly when he saw someone. Eat! Give it all to her! She never wants to see Douzi again in her life! The gold hoe and the silver hoe are not as good as the iron hoe in Grandma's hand. With a hoe in my hand, I have the world. PS: 1. Road writing, the style is light and funny 2. There are not many emotional lines, and the male protagonist is a nanny. 3. Grandma is good at everything and is a perfect heroine! Mission: Land breeds life