Transmigrating to the Countryside in 1969: The Work-Points System Can Restore Anything

He arrives in 1969 and, the moment he opens his eyes, receives a notice ordering him to the countryside. A skinny five-year-old sister is at his side, while his stepmother and younger stepbrother eye him like predators, bent on taking the job quota his mother left behind. Fortunately, he binds to a Work-Point Exchange System. Work earns points, and he can trade them for anything he wants! Short on food? Trade for grain and flour. Short on clothes? Trade for cotton fabric. Building supplies, hunting tools: it has everything. Life in a frontier village is hard. His stepbrother sabotages him in secret, and scheming officials make trouble at every turn. With the System and his modern knowledge, he overcomes each challenge, protects his little sister, and meets the partner who understands him. When the winds of reform finally blow, he has saved up enough capital and connections to seize the opportunity and set sail, building a business empire of his own! This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.