Reborn as a village idiot? Got a magic farm, married two beauties, now they all kneel and call me "Master."

Bullied by his clan, laughed at by every neighbor—until a soul穿越 awakens a mysterious farming space. He grows tribute-quality rice, raises koi worth a fortune, and turns three barren acres into a thousand-acre estate. On the road, he rescues a gentle noblewoman who becomes his wife. At a market stall, he claims a fierce girl sold by her stepfather—and she becomes his second. No endless angst, no cruel betrayals. Just honest work, real profit, and building a good life with the women who chose to stay. For this man, that's the ultimate victory. Lin Qi, a burned-out modern office worker, wakes up in the body of the "village idiot"—a so-called *** landlord who owns no land, lives in a leaking shack, and somehow supports two orphaned girls he picked up out of pity. But luck finally turns. Hidden in his mind is a miraculous farming space: —Spring water that ripens crops weeks ahead of schedule. —A storage that keeps food fresh forever. —Soil that speeds up herb growth, turning one wild ginseng root into a hundred silver taels. With his first profits, he buys a barren hill—plants orchards, raises chickens and ducks, digs fish ponds. Along a famine road, he saves Shen Wan, a cultured fallen noblewoman who becomes his household manager and bookkeeper. At a corner market, he rescues Hong Ling, a fiery girl being sold off by her abusive stepfather—she becomes his guard and protector. One runs the accounts, one runs the yard. Lin Qi just makes the big calls and enjoys the peace. Three years later, the poorest fool in the county is now Master Lin—respected, wealthy, and content. No schemes, no tragedies. Just farming, building a home, and sharing it with two loyal wives. This transmigration? Totally worth it.