I feed my entire legion by farming
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Synopsis
Within a sprawling Interstellar Empire, Bai Tu finds himself inhabiting the body of a disgraced noble sent to the fringes of space. Bound by a forced marriage to Huo Rinchuan, the commander of the White Tiger Legion, he arrives to find himself loathed by both his husband and the soldiers. The original owner's attempt to fake a suicide to avoid this union left a bitter taste in everyone's mouth, resulting in Bai Tu being restricted in movement and starved of decent nutrition. Faced with a diet of bland compressed biscuits, he utilizes a system of Earth seeds to cultivate greenery on barren moon soil. The writing maintains a light, cozy atmosphere, shifting from a cold struggle for survival to a heartwarming culinary conquest. This story rewards patience and a love for domestic growth, though it may frustrate those craving intense political intrigue or violent warfare. The focus remains steadily on the satisfying transformation of a wasteland into a garden and a hostile camp into a home.
📚 Chapters (75 total)
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Editorial Review
The brevity of this completed work is both its greatest asset and a notable limitation. At only seventy-five chapters, the story avoids the bloated middle sections common in interstellar settings, delivering a tight, satisfying arc from isolation to acceptance. The focus on gourmet elements provides a tangible sense of progress that keeps the momentum steady. However, the short length means some of the emotional development between the leads feels somewhat accelerated, leaving the romantic tension under-explored in favor of the farming elements. While the BL dynamics are present, the relationship often takes a backseat to the culinary victories. For a completed series, it offers a clean, closed-loop experience without the frustration of cliffhangers, but the lack of deeper world-building beyond the legion's cafeteria prevents it from feeling truly expansive.