Lord of Plenty: This Mage Only Knows How to Farm

Lin Yue, a master of agriculture college, traveled to a different world and became Frank, a homesteader who was about to starve to death in the valley. Faced with the barren land as hard as clay, the raging rusty wheat fields, and the grain reserves that were so scarce that only seven copper coins were left, he put aside all illusions about gold fingers, picked up a hoe, and began the simplest struggle - farming. There was no dragon slaying, no system, no heaven-defying magical skills, just a pair of hands, a curled-edged logging ax, and a magical power that was so weak that it was almost impossible to touch. He used modern agronomy to improve the soil, used irrigation and drainage systems to combat natural disasters, and used decomposed compost and earthworm cultivation to rebuild the microbial ecology. As his magic penetrated the ground and resonated with the network of mycorrhizal fungi, an unprecedented path unfolded at his feet - not the path of strengthening as a battle mage, but a path of refinement that used mycelium as a template to transform magic into a way of perceiving the connection between all things. Here, the most powerful magic is not fireballs and wind blades, but letting a dead land breathe again.