Siheyuan: The Sixteen-Year-Old Clan Leader Leads the Whole Village to Prosperity

Wang Ze transmigrated to 1954, becoming a sixteen-year-old boy who moved into Courtyard No. 95, as well as the new clan head of a family with nearly a thousand members.

His panel could upgrade skills, his boundless space could store supplies, and his life farm could solve the food shortage for the entire Wang family village.

Yi Zhonghai still wanted to push him around like an ordinary fitter, but Wang Ze soon returned to his clan and began building farms, livestock operations, and factories, one by one, turning a poor mountain village into the country's most famous village.

When the governor of Hong Kong tried to restrict the Wang family's grain and tea supplies, Wang Yifeng looked at the clan head's arrangements and immediately used their shared interests to bind him to the same boat.

Li Wenting first helped him learn Russian, then joined him in managing the family and cultivating immortality. She watched her husband turn more than a hundred households into a world-class conglomerate.

While the people in the courtyard were still arguing over a few rooms, Wang Ze had already begun considering how a village could have a country of its own.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.