With a Pocket Dimension in Hand, Farming and Walking Dogs

[How a male-oriented novel begins: Get a pocket dimension with a spiritual spring, head home to farm and raise dogs.

How a male-oriented novel ends: Sweep all the races of the myriad worlds into the trash.]

A countryside farming story set in a mountain village. After a fortuitous encounter, the protagonist figures out cultivation on his own. A laid-back immortal cultivation story with no system, but with a pocket dimension. Father and son become dual protagonists later on, and the setting shifts around chapter one thousand.

Ye Huan, a wage worker in the big city, unexpectedly acquires a pocket dimension with a spiritual spring. Why the hell would he keep working overtime? He's had more than enough of that miserable eight-to-ten grind!

Go home and farm. He absolutely has to go home and farm.

Only after returning to his hometown does Ye Huan realize just how terribly wrong he was to stay in the city. He roams the mountains, grows vegetables, raises dogs and a little white wolf, and even has a giant panda mother and cub as neighbors, leisurely enjoying his comfortable mountain life.

They say the countryside is paradise if you have money, and Ye Huan agrees. So he accepts the treasure his grandfather gives him and, by selling vegetables and digging up wild ginseng, starts living the wonderful life he always wanted but never dared to imagine.

Not only that, he also befriends all sorts of fierce beasts: wild wolves, mighty tigers, and even a giant python and a golden eagle.

He protects his family and his livelihood. His methods may be a little ruthless, but he has no regrets.

To his friends, he is as gentle as a spring breeze. To his enemies, he is an autumn wind sweeping away fallen leaves.

Thanks to his dear father Ye Huan's rotten luck, his son Ye Hao suffers a tribulation in his father's place and is transported to another world. He and Grandpa Shennong depend on each other for twenty years, until Shennong returns to where he belongs. Left to venture across the Xuanwu Continent alone, Ye Hao ultimately relies on his father's pocket dimension to transcend mortality, become an immortal, and triumphantly reunite with Grandpa Shennong and his family.