Period: You Were the Ones Who Drove Me Away. What's the Use of Crying Your Eyes Out?

Li Hao is reborn in an impoverished era. After graduating from university, he is sent to the countryside to work as an educated youth because of the times.

Over the next three years, Li Hao uses his spiritual spring space and knowledge to help the villagers build better lives.

He leads them in planting fruit trees in the mountains and setting up a village-owned mushroom factory, fish farm, and livestock farm.

In secret, he waters the fruit trees, crops, poultry, livestock, and fish with spiritual spring water, bringing bigger harvests year after year.

But the villagers envy his high salary and join forces to drive him back to the city.

After he leaves, they discover that the mushrooms, which had been growing so well, have all died because they failed to control the temperature.

The fish die in droves from lack of oxygen, while the poultry and livestock grow slowly, frequently fall ill, and cost them money.

The fruit trees on the mountain also begin to wither because the soil is poor, and eventually they all die.

The villagers, devastated by their losses, regret what they did and beg Li Hao to come back, wailing and pleading.

But Li Hao has already become the head of a major factory, received a spacious home, and married a beautiful daughter of a high-ranking official. He will never return.

Watching Li Hao live such a good life, the villagers are all green with envy.

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