I planted monsters on the top of the mountain

Synopsis

A wealthy young man named Ouyang Xi possesses a unique supernatural ability to perceive the vital state of all living organisms, making him an expert gardener. After facing rejection from his own family, he retreats to a remote hilltop in the countryside to cultivate his own land. However, the local environment proves baffling; the villagers appear to carry bizarre labels identifying them as mythical creatures, ranging from albino saber-toothed tigers to strange trees. The atmosphere is lighthearted and absurdist, escalating from simple gardening mishaps to midnight confrontations with crop-stealing beasts. When Ouyang Xi captures a white fox named Gu Jingzhe, the story shifts toward a quirky romantic connection. The writing maintains a breezy, comedic tone that favors whimsy over rigorous plot development. Those seeking a dense, high-stakes drama will find the lack of tension frustrating, but the work rewards those who enjoy low-stress interactions and surreal character dynamics within a secluded rural setting.