Siheyuan: Taking Over a Hundred Thousand Mu to Build an Industrial City

Liu Aiguo transmigrated to the 1960s and became a purchasing agent responsible for buying supplies for the steel mill's guesthouse. Every day, he had to travel through the countryside to buy eggs, live chickens, and meat.

Other people could visit more than a dozen villages without finding a single hen. But just after he activated his Super Farm, he bought a scrawny chicken for two yuan and eighty cents.

Once the hen entered the System's mountain forest, she ate her fill and, in less than half an hour, realized her entire lifetime egg-laying potential, producing a full thousand eggs on the spot.

Qin Huairu wanted him to secretly keep public supplies for himself, and even tried to tempt him with their old relationship. But he drove her out in front of everyone.

From then on, while others relied on connections and legwork to make purchases, Liu Aiguo could use chickens to produce eggs and raise fish by the shoal. The steel mill's leaders watched cartload after cartload of supplies arrive, repeatedly wondering which production brigade in the capital he had emptied out.

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