After Taking Over a Desolate Village, I Turned the Desert into a Granary

Desert farming + ecological restoration + technical management + industry upgrades. After agricultural land redevelopment specialist Gu Xingzhou was kicked off his project team, he took over the deserted village cooperative his father had left behind: three thousand mu of saline-alkali land, severed water rights, and two million yuan in debt. Others saw only sand that swallowed money, but he could see each plot's “ecological debt”: how much water it lacked, where the salt came from, which ditch to restore first, and what crops could survive. His ability couldn't conjure food out of thin air. He had to fight to secure water rights, pipelines, seeds, machinery, and people himself. From the first mu of salt-tolerant wheat to drip irrigation, breeding, cold-chain logistics, and an entire desert agricultural belt, Gu Xingzhou would turn land deemed uninhabitable into a granary everyone clamored to buy from. But just as the first crop of seedlings broke through the soil, someone secretly turned the county's main water meter to zero overnight.

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