Even Pigs Can Afford Durian Now, and You Still Call This a Poor Village?

Yan Ming unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of a rural kid.

At 27, he's unemployed, in debt, facing an overdue rent bill, and has only 1.6 million left in his account.

Though it's all borrowed from online lenders.

His father's fake illness brings Yan Ming back home.

He gets to enjoy a brief moment of glory after returning to the village, then the loan sharks show up to collect.

Before the villagers can even process what's happening, Yan Ming successfully drives the collectors away.

But now the entire poorest village around suspects him.

What? They want Yan Ming, who's borrowed from loan sharks, to be village chief?

What? The whole village is starting to take out online loans with Yan Ming?

What? Yan Family Village has become a forbidden zone that debt collectors dare not enter?

What? The once-impoverished village is now full of families with BMWs, Mercedes-Benzes, and Western-style houses?

They can't borrow any more. Even the pigs in Yan Family Village can afford durian now.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.