Siheyuan: A One-Yuan Shop Raises Ten Thousand Chickens in Ten Days

Su Yu transmigrates into the world of Love in the Courtyard and becomes a procurement clerk at a steel mill. As soon as he takes over the body, he has to complete a task no one else dares accept: going to the countryside to buy six laying hens.

In those days, laying hens are currency that produces eggs. You could visit several villages and still find no one willing to sell.

Just as Su Yu is steeling himself to try his luck, the System gives him Baiyun Village, a ten-square-kilometer settlement with five thousand villagers.

Everyone in the village obeys his arrangements completely, and the chicks, fish fry, vegetable seeds, and all kinds of miraculous goods in the village store each cost just one yuan.

Once he sets down chicks that mature in ten days, the six laying hens immediately go from an impossible problem to a laughing matter.

While other procurement clerks are still rushing around for a few pounds of supplies, Su Yu is already planning to turn all of Baiyun Village into the steel mill's largest supplier.

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