You Sent Me to Fight Poverty, So Why Am I Raising South American White Shrimp in the Desert?

Chen Wen transmigrates to Ganzhou, where he becomes a local poverty alleviation official and awakens a New Agriculture System.

He leases a barren stretch of saline land on the edge of the desert. Then he gathers nearby poor households, gets them to channel water into ponds, and starts a shrimp-farming project.

A few months later, a batch of plump, delicious South American white shrimp goes on sale.

They're affordable and free of nuclear contamination, so the locals love them. The entire supply sells out in half a day.

The local government is stunned. It immediately designates the site as a model base and asks Chen Wen to provide guidance, prompting the whole province to follow suit.

Six months later, all of Ganzhou has achieved moderate prosperity, and its shrimp and crabs are selling across the country and even overseas.

Then Chen Wen quietly sets off alone for other impoverished regions around the country.

Soon, cranberries appear in the Northeast,

caviar in Bashu,

French foie gras across the Jianghuai region,

and even lab-grown diamonds in Yuzhou.

South America: Why can't we sell our shrimp anymore?

Europe and America: My caviar has hatched into fish!

Who brought diamond prices crashing down??

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