Leisurely mountain village

This is a farming-themed novel where the protagonist explores cultivation, but it's not an ascension story. There's no system, no harem, and it's a relaxing read. Ye Huan, working in a big city, unexpectedly obtains a spiritual spring space. Why bother with overtime? He's had enough of the miserable 8-to-10 grind! He has to go home and farm. Back in his hometown, Ye Huan realizes how wrong he was to stay in the city. He runs through the mountains, grows vegetables, raises dogs and a white wolf, and even has a mother and cub panda as neighbors, enjoying the comfortable life in the mountains. Everyone says the countryside is a haven for the wealthy, and Ye Huan believes it too. So he takes the treasure his grandfather gave him and, through selling vegetables and digging for wild ginseng, lives the wonderful life he wanted, a life he never dared to dream of before. He protects his family and his wealth; his methods might be a bit ruthless, but he doesn't regret it. He's kind to friends and ruthless to enemies...