Farming in Another World: Growing Tomatoes

Lu Chen, 26, was once a top agricultural graduate student, but he was dropped out of school because he had "no scientific research potential" and was ruthlessly optimized by the AI ​​system of a large factory because his "efficiency was not up to standard." In the real world, he is like a screw that has been eliminated by the algorithm. He has no chance to appeal and can only be labeled as a "useless person". Reincarnated into a different world with two moons hanging in the sky, there is no system panel and no heaven-defying magic. The only things that accompany him are the agricultural knowledge that is judged to be "worthless" by reality, and an old shirt with frayed cuffs. Facing this wild and fertile wasteland, Lu Chen inserted his fingers deeply into the moist black soil. This time, he no longer had to prove himself to any system. When he planted the first tomato, he did not exchange it for gold coins, but sat alone on the ridge of the field and ate it carefully - that was the first time he used his own hands, truly proving that he was "useful". Later, Lu Chen's farm became the largest farming base in mainland China, but he refused to become the overlord who monopolized the land, choosing instead to be a guide. He opened the door to those people who were also eliminated by reality and judged as "waste", and taught them to work on the land of another world. This is not a Long Aotian-style domination adventure, but a gentle redemption about "being needed". Here, every soul abandoned by the world can find a land that belongs only to himself and redefine the value of life.