Siheyuan: A Billionaire at Twenty, Ruling Hong Kong Island

Losing ten jin of grain coupons in 1958 could drive an ordinary family to the brink of ruin.

After transmigrating, Ji Jiufang faces a mother bedridden with illness, hungry younger siblings, and the increasingly near three-year period of hardship.

Fortunately, his space contains spirit fields, spring water, and animal pens. After upgrading, it expands to a hundred mu, and a single harvest of sweet potatoes can yield 800,000 jin.

He doesn't just focus on feeding his family. He disguises the surplus grain as captured supplies and funnels it into the distribution system, while using a hunting interface to take part in security missions.

Ji Jiufang then enters the pharmaceutical and foreign trade sectors, proposing a strategy of using light industry to join the global supply chain. He sends woven goods, medicinal herbs, plastic flowers, small hardware, and other products overseas.

By the time the Ganglian Group takes shape, he has expanded into electronics, communications, energy, culture, and even aerospace.

A boy who went hungry at thirteen eventually commands assets worth hundreds of millions and a multinational business empire by the age of twenty.

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