Senior sister, stop working and go home for dinner.

In the Dharma-ending Age, spiritual energy is depleted, and cultivation has declined. Chen Anran, the only male disciple of the Yunyin Sect, has been unable to embark on the path of cultivation due to the Dharma-ending Age, spending his days with hoes and rice paddies. Until one day, the "Evolution Museum" in his divine sea, sealed for twenty years, finally opens—all things entering the museum can trace their origins, evolve, and transform! Ordinary rice → Spirit-enriching rice; Peach wood sword → Thousand-year-old Evil-repelling sword; Pebble → Spirit-gathering stone… From then on, Chen Anran farms to support his sect while quietly evolving all things. "Senior sister, don't go out to work, come back for dinner." "Today is just another ordinary meal—except the rice glows." Relaxed farming + low-key evolution + senior sister doting on her younger brother + Dharma-ending Age cultivation + heartwarming daily life (probably). This is a leisurely (probably) cultivation story about "farming can also lead to a heavenly path."