Leisurely Daily Life [System]

Jiang Fan has crossed over and gained a planting system. Banished by his ill-intentioned grandmother and uncle's family to an old rural house, Jiang Fan remains unruffled. With the system in hand, he buys mountains and farms the land. Snowsun flowers that repair sensitive skin, vegetables that aid weight loss, fruits as potent as ginseng, and soothing floral tea scents that calm emotions… Jiang Fan leads his uncle's family to prosperity and, in the end, unexpectedly charms a dashing young man. *** No-Romance Male Protagonist New Novel: *A Tiny Bit of Metaphysics, That's All I Know* A major incident strikes the wealthy Cai family—their son, raised for eighteen years, turns out to have been swapped at birth. The impostor son lived a life of privilege, enjoying top-tier resources for eighteen years, while the true biological son grew up in a remote mountain village so isolated that even reaching the city required crossing mountains. It’s said he never attended school a single day, becoming a teenage fraudster who scammed people with fortune-telling—a video of which went viral. Humiliated, the Cai family had zero expectations for their real son. After bringing him home, they found him utterly disagreeable. Zhu Weisheng was born with a Daoist spiritual constitution, destined for thin family ties and a light fate. Adopted by an old Taoist hermit in the mountains, he grew up hearing his master’s advice: “Stay humble. Never boast.” So when others gasped at his genuine divination skills, Zhu Weisheng would modestly gesture, “Just a tiny bit.” Later: “You can read fortunes *too*?” Humble Zhu Weisheng: “A tiny bit.” “What about ghosts? Can you catch them?” Ever-humble Zhu Weisheng smiles: “A tiny bit.” But those who’ve witnessed his fortune-telling, ghost-hunting, and feng shui mastery are stunned. Turns out they misheard—it wasn’t “a tiny bit” but *“a monstrous amount”*! Only the Cai family remains baffled: Wasn’t he supposed to be a scammer???