An ‘useless’ agriculture student who is actually a top-tier spiritual plant cultivator.

On the very day Jiang Luokui was honored as a First-Grade Spirit Plant Master in the cultivation world, she was reborn—back into a university classroom from her previous life. Heh. I want to die 🙂 After struggling through two lifetimes, she was sent straight back to square one. What she has now: A 100,000 yuan upbringing loan from the orphanage; A 28,000 yuan student loan; 2,000 yuan in savings; A barely developed D-rank ability; And a money-burning major—Agronomy. Seeds, pots, soil, fertilizer—everything costs money. As someone who grew up in an orphanage, did she choose Agronomy because she didn’t already have enough debt??? Life is hard. Jiang Luokui sighs. Fortunately, her journey through the cultivation world wasn’t for nothing—her natal spirit plant came with her, and her cultivation techniques still work here. In that case… it’s time to make money—no, to start a business! Her goals: Make money! Pay off debts! Get rich! Buy land! Build a house! In the wasteland era, trace radiation in the soil causes plants to mutate easily. Only agronomy students, carefully tending crops with their abilities, can achieve mass production. Mutation? When it comes to stability, nothing compares to Jiang Luokui’s natal spirit plant. She takes her natal plant—a lively little green radish that wiggles and hums—and rinses it in water. The bathwater instantly becomes the perfect gene stabilizer. Poor taste? Jiang Luokui directly enriches the soil with spiritual energy, reducing radiation and improving flavor. Pests and disease? The little radish guards the field 24/7, “catching” insects. With this smooth combo of techniques, just one week later, a new product appears in the automated supermarket of the Third Academy cafeteria. A 250ml bottle of scallion oil—priced at a shocking 500. The label reads: “One sniff refreshes the mind; one bite brings tears of delight! Produced by the Agronomy Department—worth a try!” Everyone: ? Which agronomy student is trying to fleece people with this thing? Why not just rob us!? And this slogan—false advertising, right? Until someone, out of curiosity, actually buys a bottle. The moment the lid is opened, a rich aroma of scallions blended with oil spreads out, overpowering all the cafeteria food smells. Just one whiff, and you feel instantly refreshed. Dip a piece of dry bread into it—even the bland bread becomes delicious! The Agronomy Department has something this good!? Why didn’t they bring it out before!? Agronomy students: confused.jpg “It wasn’t me, I didn’t do it, I don’t know anything!” Later, the agronomy students finally learn that the mysterious supplier of the supermarket’s new agricultural product is Jiang Luokui—the first-ever D-rank freshman admitted to the Third Academy’s Agronomy Department! They are even more confused. No way—D-rank?! Normally, scallions take two months to grow. But Jiang Luokui’s scallions go from planting to harvest in just one week. Impossible! A D-rank could never do that! Until they go as a group to watch the field Jiang Luokui rented—and see a lush, thriving plot with not a single mutated plant. Heh. D-rank? …Anyone who didn’t know better would think this was a professor’s experimental field. This doesn’t add up. Are we even in the same Agronomy Department…?! — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: An ‘useless’ agriculture student who is actually a top-tier spiritual plant cultivator. — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠