Deep Dive
The Immortal Arrives in Exile
Su Ying awakens on a garbage planet as an exiled criminal, realizing she's actually a 10,000-year-old spiritual plant ancestor who cultivated into Supreme Immortal Ginseng before being reincarnated into the body of the Su family's disgraced daughter. The original Su Ying had drugged her fiancé to force herself on him, resulting in a 100-year exile sentence for interstellar hooliganism. Su Ying finds herself starving and bullied by prison guards on a planet so polluted that no crops survive and the rich hoard nutrient solutions worth millions. After threatening a guard with man-eating celestial realm flowers, she discovers her immortal cultivation abilities still work. She realizes that with her spiritual power and farming expertise, she can transform this wasteland into abundance—survival becomes a matter of mastering the land rather than accepting death.
Potatoes Transform a Soldier's Fate
Su Ying discovers and cultivates miraculous potatoes on the garbage planet, feeding starving refugee children in exchange for their gathered toxic tubers. News of her potatoes reaches the military when General Huo Chengyu's army discovers they heal soldiers' severe mental damage from mech warfare—damage that previously led to forced execution by law enforcement robots. A soldier named A-Jie, whose mental damage rating sat at 80% (critical execution threshold), eats Su Ying's potatoes and within one hour drops to 79%, avoiding execution and saving his life. The army immediately realizes these aren't ordinary crops but military-grade medicine that surpasses expensive pharmaceutical solutions. This discovery changes everything: Su Ying transforms from unknown exile into the empire's most valuable agricultural asset, and General Huo becomes obsessed with sourcing more potatoes, setting the stage for their forced genetic match.
A Forced Marriage Neither Wants
The Imperial Gene Bank announces Su Ying and General Huo have a 99.999% genetic compatibility—the highest match in empire history—mandating marriage registration. General Huo publicly despises the genetic matching system as corrupt and wants to dissolve the engagement, but imperial law forbids dissolution unless both parties consent. The Su family, who exiled Su Ying years earlier, suddenly welcomes her back upon learning of Huo's wealth and the massive dowry involved. At the marriage registration office, Su Huanyun publicly accuses Su Ying of growing toxic radioactive potatoes to poison people, but General Huo defends her and military testing proves the potatoes are completely non-toxic with exceptional nutritional content. General Huo refuses to be manipulated and instead proposes a business contract: he'll marry Su Ying, help her lose her convict status, and buy her potatoes at three times market price in exchange for unlimited supplies. Su Ying accepts the purely transactional arrangement and they register as husband and wife.
From Street Vendor to Agricultural Empire
Su Ying opens the 'Richest Farm' stall at Crystal Plaza in the capital, implementing tiered pricing to prevent wealthy monopolization of her limited produce. The strategy works: potatoes cost 150 star coins per 100 grams for small purchases, but the price doubles for every additional 100 kilograms bought, making bulk hoarding economically punitive. The Third Princess initially wants to buy everything until Su Ying refuses, explaining her mission to feed ordinary interstellar citizens who normally survive on bitter, low-grade nutrient solutions. The princess respects this principle and instead makes a moderate purchase while publicly endorsing Su Ying's products at the banquet. Within hours, word spreads that the empire's most talented agricultural genius is selling affordable food at street level, creating massive demand. A wealthy programmer named Gu Huaishen arrogantly tries to buy all remaining inventory in one transaction, expecting to pay roughly one million star coins, but discovers the actual bill is 57 million star coins due to tiered pricing, humiliating him publicly when he can't pay.
Love Emerges from Investment
General Huo returns from his military mission with livestock from planet Beta that he's healed using Su Ying's magical potatoes—animals thought extinct and dangerous for centuries, now docile and healthy. Su Ying prepares a surprise hot pot dinner with fresh meat, strawberry wine infused with purifying energy, and creates a moment of genuine connection where Huo confesses he wants more than just an investor-contractor relationship. Su Ying, initially planning to divorce after their contract year expires, finds herself deeply moved by his thoughtfulness and reliability. Huo admits he doesn't want to be just her financial backer—he wants a real marriage. Su Ying's previous romantic interest Gu Huaishen, now bankrupt and desperate after his failed stall gambit, appears on the garbage planet seeking redemption, but Su Ying rejects him completely. The series suggests that what began as a forced genetic contract has evolved into genuine affection, with Su Ying transforming from exiled convict to beloved wife managing a planetary agricultural revolution while Huo evolves from cold military commander to devoted partner supporting her vision.
The Farm Becomes a Haven
Su Ying announces plans to transform the Richest Farm into a three-team operation: expansion of planting areas for new crops, animal husbandry with sturdy pens and magical potato feed, and construction of a centralized canteen and dormitories to shelter workers from wind and rain. The farm becomes not just an agricultural business but a social safety net for the garbage planet's desperate refugee population, providing hot meals and secure housing daily. Workers earn tiered wages based on contribution—from 50 star coins per acre for children clearing garbage to 200 star coins per five meters of fence construction—creating genuine economic opportunity where none existed before. Su Ying explicitly states her goal is to make the garbage planet bigger and stronger, creating brilliance for all its inhabitants, not extracting wealth for herself. The narrative shows how one person's immortal skills and moral compass can systematically dismantle systemic poverty: by producing abundant, affordable food that heals both body and mind while maintaining prices accessible to the poorest citizens. The farm transforms from a garbage planet's wasteland into what's described as the largest all-natural agricultural base in the entire galaxy.