Jiang Xing is dying of a terminal illness. He plans to fulfill his bucket list before moving to the countryside to spend his remaining days. One day, a fluffy orange cat latches onto him, forming a bond and sharing its life with him. After relocating, he first catches a radiant orange fish in the river—eating it wards off the cold. Next, he finds a footed mushroom on the mountain—consuming it makes his body light. Later, he transplants a fruit tree from ancient ruins; its fruits drop at night to roam and reattach themselves by day. As his land yields more extraordinary produce, the mountain god—a strikingly handsome figure of ambiguous morality—visits increasingly often, starting with freeloading meals before eventually making himself at home. Over time, Jiang Xing’s farmland expands, his unique crops gaining global fame. Both humans and supernatural beings go wild for his harvests. Jiang Xing: *How intriguing.*