Jogo de Fazenda com Peludos de Classe S

“Big brother, your house is just ahead.” The little boy stopped beside a weathered, mottled signpost and pointed to a wooden cabin in the distance.

“But… I don’t dare go any further.” There was a hint of fear in his voice. “Monsters never cross this signpost into the village, but outside, even in daylight, there might be monsters running out from the forest…”

Chu Jiu gazed at the wooden sign inscribed with “Forgotten Forest,” then looked at the rugged path ahead, his face full of bewilderment.

He distinctly remembered that just a moment ago, a runaway heavy truck had been hurtling toward him…

How had he opened his eyes to find himself standing in a strange little mountain village suffused with an exotic air?

He glanced at the child beside him, his guide—a boy of seven or eight named Aman, dressed in coarse linen clothes, bare feet tucked into upturned wooden clogs, looking every bit like the “Little Gleaner” from a classical oil painting.

Had he really crossed into another world?

Chu Jiu squeezed his eyes shut, only to find a new presence in his mind—a system.

This so-called “Farming Game Plug-in” system quickly explained itself in a mechanical voice.

Though the explanation left him dizzy, Chu Jiu managed to comprehend the essentials:

At the moment of his death in the car accident, he had crossed into another world. This world had suffered a monster invasion centuries ago, leaving civilization at a standstill. People now lived at the mercy of the land.

He had landed in a remote settlement called “Bean Vill