Transmigrating to 1957, I Raise Clones in the Water Towns of Jiangnan

Li Ping'an transmigrates to a water town in Jiangnan in 1957.

On the eve of the Great Pot Era and the natural disasters to come, his family is so poor they can't scrape together a meal.

Before I transmigrated, my family never had enough to eat. After I transmigrated, my family still can't get enough to eat. Wasn't transmigrating a complete waste?

But his System doesn't seem very useful. It can only turn four tiny animals, each weighing about an ounce, into clones.

Together, they wouldn't even make a bowl of food. What good are they?

But there are no good-for-nothing Systems, only Hosts who don't know how to use them.

Li Ping'an first turns a little crayfish into a clone, then turns a young red-banded snake into one... From then on, he leads his family down the road to a prosperous life of feasting and plenty.

A story set in a bygone era, not a courtyard-house story. There's little hostility, and multiple female leads appear later on.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.