Name: the Great Holy Son of Han Dynasty, Climbed to the Top from Handong All the Way

As the chairman of Han University's Saint-level student union, Yang Zhao gave up the bright future of staying in school to take over and took the initiative to apply to take root at the grassroots level. Faced with rotten dirt roads, deserted tea plantations, and unsaleable goods, he relied not on background but on means: Three fruit trees were piloted to kick-start the apple industry, magic trumpet hawking opened up the market for mountain products, and the resources of the alma mater were used to revive century-old tea trees, leveraging the establishment of tens of millions of enterprises. Build a unified industrial cooperative to coordinate the entire industrial chain of fruits, tea, and mountain products. Faced with covetous capital, difficulties from local interest groups, and layers of scrutiny from superiors, Yang Zhao never forgets his original intention. The township team has been united to develop specialty industries, leading the township's income to increase several times, and has been promoted step by step through exceptional performance at the grassroots level. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.