Siheyuan: Contracting 100,000 Acres to Build an Industrial City

Liu Aiguo traveled through the 1960s and became a buyer responsible for hospitality supplies at a steel rolling mill. He traveled across the countryside to buy eggs, live chickens and meat every day. Others may not be able to buy a hen even if they go to more than a dozen villages. As soon as he activated the super farm, he bought a thin chicken for two yuan and eighty cents. After the hen enters the system forest, it eats and drinks enough. In less than half an hour, it releases its entire egg-laying potential and lays a thousand eggs. Qin Huairu wanted him to seize public goods privately, and even tempted him with his old love, but he kicked him out in public. From then on, while others relied on connections and prowess for procurement, Liu Aiguo was able to borrow chickens to lay eggs and raise schools of fish, which made the leaders of the steel rolling mill look at the finished trucks of materials and wonder again and again which production team in the 49 cities he had emptied. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.