Siheyuan: I Used My Portable Space to Clear Out an Underground Treasure Trove

Wang Ye transmigrates to 1960. When he wakes up, he's just pulled Chen Luoxi from the water, but he's so hungry he can't even get enough of a single corn bun. His family of five scrapes by on his father's rationed grain. At sixteen, Wang Ye is so thin a gust of wind could blow him away, and his only golden finger is an empty pocket dimension. Wang Ye doesn't wait for supplies to fall from the sky. He hauls soil into his space and grows crops himself, using his mental powers to gather eels and softshell turtles from the riverbed. He makes sure every item he obtains has a perfectly plausible explanation. When the food factory director sees a softshell turtle weighing over four jin, he invites Wang Ye into his office on the spot. For the first time, his family gets to eat real meat. Later, he joins the security department at a steel mill. Other people think guarding the gates is a dead-end job, but with his space, Bajiquan, and mental powers, Wang Ye turns security work into the safest and least trouble-free position around. Wang Ye has no ambition to rule the courtyard compound. At first, all he wants is to make sure his parents and younger siblings never have to go to bed hungry again. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.