(Complete manuscript in progress---)
Su Fuying is a deity, but one day she is banished and ordered to restore an island so desolate even vengeful spirits avoid it. If she fails, her soul will be destroyed.
From the start, she gets a set of basic equipment. She plans to take it easy, but accidentally unlocks the “Adopt a Little One” achievement---
She picks up a golden retriever-like dog from another world who is devoted to using scientific farming to transform the world.
She picks up a gloomy half-demon with a tragic past and an aura of ill fortune.
Then she picks up a haughty young noblewoman whose family has fallen on hard times. She's prickly but soft-hearted, and needs someone to soothe her ruffled feathers every day.
Su Fuying: “…”
I can't handle them. I really can't.
But when she sees the three of them looking up at her with pleading eyes and calling her “big sister,” she finally gives in.
Raising kids is hard. Even immortals sigh.
Amid the chaotic days of farming and cleansing vengeful spirits, everything is peaceful and harmonious.
Until a calamity sweeping across all living things descends, and the earth groans in anguish.
To protect the land she cultivated with her own hands and shelter the living beings who depend on her, Su Fuying chooses to make the ultimate sacrifice.
A hundred years later, after countless cycles of reincarnation, she returns in a new life. Before she can adjust to her new identity, three powerful figures who now stand at the pinnacle of their respective worlds find her.
But... why does this reunion feel so wrong?
Su Fuying looks at the three kids who seem to have been raised all wrong and turns to leave so she can clear her head.
But halfway through her retreat, they block her way.
“Big sister, please don't leave us, okay?”
Whatever happened to those sweet, obedient kids? How did they all turn into clingy, plus-size versions of themselves?!
[Reading Guide]
1. At its heart, this is a lighthearted farming story.
Theme: Only by doing the work yourself can you understand the true meaning of labor and reap the fruits of a good harvest