After Transmigrating into the Game Save File 10,000 Years Later

After dying in a car accident, Qin Zhou transmigrates into Immortal Farming Village, a cultivation farming sim he once obsessed over for eight years—only to discover he’s arrived 10,000 years after his last save file.

Once, he painstakingly raised an entire village of NPCs to peak talent. Now? He’s a no-name peasant with a measly 0.1 aptitude, rejected by every sect.

Undeterred, Qin Zhou grabs a hoe and heads to the overgrown spirit fields that once fed his virtual family.

"If I could raise a village of prodigies back then, farming for myself should be easy!"

But where are all his max-level villagers now?

Turns out, they’ve become legendary figures—sect founders, demonic overlords, and celestial sovereigns scattered across the realms.

With a smirk, Qin Zhou taps into his old game menu:

[Summon ‘Villager No.14’ for farming?]

[Confirm]

Soon, upper-realm sects panic as their ancestral elders vanish without a trace—only to reappear in a dilapidated village, sweating under the sun as they till soil and whine:

"Village Chief! I’ve been stuck at the same cultivation stage for a millennium—fix me!"

Yet Qin Zhou’s favorite, Lu Yi (now Wen Jue), is nowhere to be found.

The truth?

His once-brightest prodigy has become the most feared demonic sovereign, imprisoned in a celestial jail after spending 10,000 years searching for his missing "village chief."

When Wen Jue senses someone tampering with his old home’s wards, he erupts:

"WHO DARES TOUCH MY VILLAGE?!"

Meanwhile, the "trespasser" Qin Zhou sneezes.

Key Tropes:

Found Family 2.0: Reuniting his OP "children" while fixing their emotional baggage.

Enemies-to-Lovers (Kinda): The demon lord was his most spoiled villager…

Cultivation Satire: Peak masters reduced to complaining about back pain from farming.

Game Mechanics Meets Reality: "Why is there no respawn point?!"