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Farmhouse Dreams Come True
Farmhouse Dreams Come True Plot:
Urban office worker Su Xiaoman died from overwork, only to wake up in a remote mountain "Happy Farmhouse"—and bonded with a quirky system that grants immortality points for fulfilling others' wishes! Desperate to return to modern life, she's forced to tackle absurd missions: finding a "mate" for Grandpa Wang's ox, digging up a kid's glass marble under a peach tree, even helping Aunt Zhang's fat chicken "lose weight"! Then, Gu Jingshen, a cold-faced CEO in a suit, bursts in to inspect rural projects—only to be roped into her missions by the system! From bickering to silent understanding, Gu's contrasting cuteness in a suit leading a cow makes Su laugh until her sides hurt, and Su's farm-grown mugwort pillow cures his years of insomnia—romance blooms quietly. But when developers arrive with excavators to demolish the farmhouse, they learn it's the inheritance of ancient immortals, and the system's ultimate mission is to "guard the home". Will Su return to the cold city, or stay with the warmth of him? When Gu hands her a mugwort bun, Su realizes: "Dreams come true" isn't about going back—it's about finding where she belongs.
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