Quick Transmigration: I Just Want to Farm
The future is grim, with a fantastic and unpredictable high-quality super system produced by immortals and Buddhas. The missions are crazier than ever, with man-eating ogres, murderers, face-cutting madmen, schemes of great families, tomb raiding, apocalyptic crises, and so on. Qin Yu: That's because I have the divine skill of being a drama queen.
Jiaojiao: The issue is that your cultivation path shouldn't be farming.
Qin Yu: It's just a phase, and what's wrong with farming, anyway?
Jiaojiao: Have you ever heard of anyone who became an immortal through farming?
Qin Yu: No?
Jiaojiao: Yes, the Earth God and Earth Goddess.
Qin Yu: ...
Actually, there's another name that sounds pretty cool - the Immortal Mercenary, known as the cannon fodder of the great battle between good and evil immortals, demons, east and west forces on the Battlefield.
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Peaceful Ocean · General
The novel’s setup lands with a steady sense of danger, and the stakes feel real rather than ornamental. From the opening beats, the apocalypse is not just a backdrop but a living pressure that shapes every choice and consequence. Jason stands out as a grounded, believable lead. He is neither glorified nor passive, just human enough that his decisions carry weight, doubt, and cost. His reactions feel earned, which makes the unfolding chaos more unsettling.