Location from Beware of Chicken by Casualfarmer
A farm in the Azure Hills that became an oasis of spiritual power — where a transmigrator grows rice, animals learn kung fu, and the most revolutionary act in the cultivation world is being kind.
Fa Ram smells like growing things and feels like being welcomed. The qi levels are absurdly elevated compared to the surrounding Azure Hills — Tianlan's influence and Jin's constant qi infusion have turned what should be a modest farm into the most spiritually potent location in the province. The air is thick with energy that makes everything grow faster, taste better, and cultivate more efficiently. The name itself is a joke: the spirit beasts mispronounced 'farm' as a proper Chinese name, and it stuck. This captures everything about the place — profound things happening inside an unpretentious container. The soil is so fertile that Wa Shi incorporated it into edible crackers. The rice harvest yields bags of what could qualify as minor cultivation elixirs. Beehives dot the property, tended by Vajra's military-grade bee civilization. Despite the cosmic forces at play, Fa Ram feels domestic. There are chores to do. Meals happen on schedule. The veranda is where everyone gathers in the evening. It's a xianxia sect that looks like a homestead and functions like a family.
Rolling hills covered in lush forest with a lovely river winding through the property. Terraced rice paddies catch the morning light. A modest farmhouse with a wide veranda sits at the center, flanked by a storage shed, bathhouse, and a large stone oven. The entrance is marked by great pillars bearing a maple leaf sign. Stone-paved roads wind through the property, carved with decorative vines and flowers. Over thirty acres of extraordinary fertility — the grass practically glows with qi.
Also known as: The Farm, Jin's Farm