Infinite Farmer
R.C. Joshua
Betrayed and alone, Tulland must survive the universe's deadliest dungeon as a farmer in this isekai LitRPG progression fantasy. Denied a class by the Church, Tulland turns to a banished evil called the System and awakens as a [Farmer] inside the Infinite — a dungeon so deep even heroes of old never found its end. Armed with dregs of System power, he must cultivate edible crops, complete tutorial floors, forge alliances, and defend his farm which is his very source of power. After exiting the five tutorial floors, Tulland navigates a safe zone of heroes from countless worlds, feeding starving warriors, facing adaptive bosses and dungeon-enforced waves while hunted by the rogue Halter. With more than two million views on Royal Road, the series blends survival, farming cultivation, and System whispering into a weak-to-strong LitRPG where the farm itself levels.
Progression: Central, explicit LitRPG System progression where every advancement is quantified. Tulland receives the [Farmer] class from the System after being denied a Church class — the farm is the progression engine: crops, safe-zone farming, and farm defense directly grant power. Structure: tutorial floors (5 deadly floors) → safe zone → further Infinite trials; System-granted class, skills, adaptive bosses, and dungeon-enforced waves gate survival. Progression is weak-to-strong (weakest person he knows → growing via feeding heroes, cultivating), with explicit level-ups, System whispering in his mind, and quantified growth (levels, stats, boss tiers). Volume 2 synopsis confirms 'for all his growth, he's still the weakest' and 'must forge unstable alliances, face adaptive bosses, and defend the farm that serves as his very source of power.' Every arc is structured around completing floor challenges, viability tests of the Farmer class, and expanding the farm's power.
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