SYNOPSYS:

A global mutation has forced life into a new evolutionary process. Humans either degenerate into zombies or evolve into superhumans, while ordinary people caught in the middle are relegated to the bottom of the food chain.

It wasn’t until one day, when a group of superpower users stood before the gates of a small base built by ordinary people—only to realize they couldn’t even defeat a single pot of lettuce at the entrance—that they sensed something was a “little bit” off about this place.

The scenes inside the farm were even more bizarre.

In the hospital, a high-level mutated Ginseng sat in the expert outpatient clinic; a single consultation was nearly impossible to get.

In the school, a Blood Vine stood on the podium, using four vines at once to write on the blackboard, teaching students how to escape unscathed when encountering blood-sucking mutants in the wild.

At the train station, a giant python rested beside the platform as a staff member held a megaphone and shouted: “Anyone else going to the Haishi Base? We leave once we’re full! We leave once we’re full!”

As a person who was reborn, Jiang Le understood the plight of the weak after the apocalypse better than anyone. Relying on a Farm System to grow stronger step by step, he silently built his base and sheltered the masses.

Aside from his somewhat skewed parenting views, everyone said he was beyond reproach.

The little wolf cub was the first and only pet Jiang Le had raised by hand since it was small. From a young age, it was spoiled and arrogant—it insisted on being hand-fed and had to sleep in the same bed. All of this was fine in wolf form, but after it could transform into a human and still insisted on these things, wasn’t that a bit wrong?

It wasn’t until he was pinned down by a man half a head taller than himself that Jiang Le realized, far too late, exactly what kind of painful lesson a twisted approach to parenting could bring to a guardian.

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