The Chronicles of Farming at the Muxian Estate

A twenty-six-year-old woman, severely deprived of familial and romantic love, stumbles upon a spatial ring after graduating from college. It can both store things and grow plants. She abandons herself to a wandering life, traveling around the country and taking photographs and painting. Later, exhausted in body and mind, she decides to find a scenic village where she can live in seclusion, only to transmigrate unexpectedly to another world with an extremely limited variety of species. Suddenly, the ordinary fruits, vegetables, and rice in her ring have become priceless treasures, found nowhere else.

Is this another test of fate?

Or a stroke of divine inspiration?

Should she live in a quiet village, enjoying a peaceful life free of worries about food and clothing?

Or should she share these species with the world and benefit the people?

What should a frail woman carrying such priceless treasures do?

(This is a slow-burn story with no palace or household intrigue, focused on warm domestic life: building a house, farming, adopting children, and traveling the world!!! Book club number: 42737796. Friends who enjoy this story are welcome to come chat!)