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This book is also known as: "Real-life Stardew Valley", "The Days I Returned to the Countryside to Plant Flowers and Raise Dogs After Resigning", "My Own Walden Pond" Xu Wenshu, who was fed up with the workplace, resolutely quit his job, rented a private house in a rural town, and started the real-life version of Stardew Valley. Farming, raising dogs, fishing, building houses... Relying on the ability to see through the entries, he began to attack NPCs in small towns such as the uncle with "wide connections", the proprietress of the grocery store with "gossip", and the landlord with "lack of money". Many years later, Xu Wenshu, who was already called a fellow villager, would stand at the crowded entrance of the town. He would always think of the afternoon when he first arrived here, jumping into the creaking van and wandering off to a new life.

This neon seems different. After the bubble is popped, everything appears underlined. The writers who should have appeared did not appear, but some authors were powerlessly criticizing the world... This neon requires a literary giant, an ideological benchmark... Chen Chu, who traveled to this world, became a bartender Kitajima, looking at himself alone and confused about the future; Kitajima decided to use his advantages to make money, so a mirror novel called Dusk opened the door to the new trend, and then the book was given a beautiful name: Snow Country. After that, the name Kitajima became a frequent guest in various literary publications. Everyone will say: Look, at this time, we have our spiritual belonging...

Why do cars frequently appear on the streets of Chang'an City? Why do Tang Dynasty cavalry sit on motorcycles instead of horses? Why do women use Heibuliuqiu brand cosmetics? Why is the hot pot industry booming in the winter of Tang Dynasty? Who is responsible for all of this? The serfs stand up and sing. Today, I, Wang Xiaohei, rely on this identity as a Kunlun slave to protect the Tang Dynasty and never fall.