Farming on an Isolated Island: My Ecological Farm on the Sea

[Hardcore farming + system survival] Chen Mo was living alone on a desert island with nothing but a Swiss Army knife given as a sign-in gift and three shivering chicks. There is no civilization, no rescue, just scorching sun, heavy rain and unknown beasts. When survival became the most primitive proposition, Chen Mo chose to respond in the most clumsy way - he cut bamboo as a fence, used manure fields, planted the first tomatoes on the sand, used mountain springs for irrigation, and allowed three chickens to multiply into a population of 300. From a saber to wind power, from a simple chicken coop to a closed ecological loop, this is a story about construction from scratch. Daily check-in is no longer a mindless free gift, but requires the unlocking of prerequisite tasks: you must wait for seven nights to obtain clues about the bee colony, and you must successfully compost to be worthy of having a vegetable garden. When typhoons sweep away vegetable gardens, when volcanic ash buries chicken coops, and when rabbits overrun and cause ecological collapse, what Chen Mo has to fight is never other humans, but the most real rage of this island - extreme weather that has not been seen in a century, cunning weasels stealing chickens, and earthquakes caused by geomagnetic anomalies. Every rebuilding after destruction is a step forward for the farm to become a self-sufficient ecological kingdom. Four hundred days later, when the rescue team finally discovered this maritime paradise, what they brought was not salvation, but a choice: return to the collapsed civilization with technology, or stay in this ecological utopia watered by sweat and become the real island owner? From three chickens to an island, witness the birth of an ecological farm.