Interstellar Farmer but the Seller Is an Alien

In 1980, Chen Yan, an educated youth in the Frontier Construction Corps, couldn't even get a good hoe. Whatever he planted on the saline-alkali land, he would die. In a desperate situation, a "grey transaction panel" suddenly exploded in his mind, and opposite him was the starving Grus. He exchanged a piece of cornstarch that he couldn't chew for 1 ml of nano soil repair solution, and overnight half a foot of green seedlings sprouted out of the barren white alkali land. Two braised pig's trotters were exchanged for a Zerg biological decomposition furnace, which directly decomposed the barren mountain behind the regiment into high-purity iron ore. This shocked the old experts of the provincial geological team and yelled obscenities on the spot. From saline-alkali land to ten thousand acres of fertile land, from food self-sufficiency to global exports, Chen Yan exchanged potatoes for photosynthetic multipliers and fermented bean curd for anti-reconnaissance spores, step by step, pushing Chinese agriculture to the altar. When he stood on the Mars farm and looked back at the earth, he realized that the interstellar transaction chain had already tied human civilization to the chariot rushing out of the solar system. This is Chen Yan's story, starting from a humble beginning and working his way up to the stars and the sea. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.