Siheyuan: the Farming System Keeps People Fed Throughout the Country

Su Chen traveled through the 1960s and became the only grandson of a deaf old lady and a top student who had just graduated from the Agricultural University. On the day of graduation, he was assigned to the Red Star Grain Research Institute. The god-level farming system also delivered high-yield wheat seeds, grafting technology, and portable space. People in the hospital felt that the Grain Research Institute had neither power nor financial resources, but Su Chen knew that the most important thing in this era was to keep everyone fed. Ordinary seeds have limited yield per acre, but the new varieties he came up with can triple the yield. The members of the research team couldn't believe it, and the section chief only hoped to improve it by a few percent. But when the experimental fields were actually filled with heavy wheat ears, all doubts turned into excitement. Suchen then continued to study soybeans, corn and other crops. While everyone in the courtyard was still arguing over a few corn buns, he was already studying how to fill the national granary. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.