From Dirt to Immortality: the Era of the Spiritual Field of the Good-For-Nothing Clan Leader

Lin Mo, a graduate student in agriculture, opened his eyes and found that he had the worst start in the world of immortality - the patriarch of a run-down family surrounded by poverty and powerful enemies. The ancestor died suddenly, his resources were taken away, and there were only twenty-three old, weak, women and children left under his command. On the edge of this wilderness where spiritual energy is thin and monsters are infested, while others rely on talent, resources, and plunder to cultivate immortality, Lin Mo silently picked up a manure fork and a clay pot. His magical journey begins with improving the soil: No spiritual field? He used manure and plant ashes to wake up the sleeping barren slopes. No elixir? He used wormwood limestone powder to make a soil paste that repels insects and protects seedlings. No resources? He explores "waste" and cultivates low-level spiritual herbs that even casual cultivators look down upon. The clan leader takes the lead in digging the cesspit, while the elderly and children perform their respective duties. Knowledge sharing, glorious labor, and unity and cooperation are the only rules of survival. There are no golden fingers, only a heart rooted in the soil, and the nurturing faith that leads a family to rise from the dust. His path to cultivating immortality did not follow the clouds, but only cultivated the earth. However, he accidentally cultivated an unprecedented era of spiritual fields.