Siheyuan: Spend Big on Dragon City, Lead My People Through the 1950s

Li Qinghe transmigrates to 1955 with a Level One Hidden Dragon City, a thatched hut, and a few poor fields. Every step is a struggle.

The city gives him ten refugees for free each month, but these tools only know how to follow orders. He has to teach them farming and livestock raising from scratch, and his VIP6 recharge coins vanish fast. Beyond the translucent barrier over his territory, he can see all the timber and game, but can't reach any of it.

He holds a space-time anchor in his hand but doesn't dare toss it outside lightly. In the capital, the Red Star Steel Rolling Mill is hiring, Xu Huizhen's little tavern is thriving, and people stream in and out of Chen Xueru's silk shop. But he hasn't even earned an electrician's certificate. His only hope of making a living in the city lies in his middle school diploma and his burning determination to earn more qualifications.

At night, he sneaks into a dilapidated courtyard and quietly carries bricks and tiles into Hidden Dragon City. By day, he asks around about where to trade for crop seeds and young livestock. Before the cooperatives spread and ration coupons tighten their grip, Li Qinghe can only hope to gather enough treasure points to upgrade his territory soon. Then he can toss his anchor deep into the mountains, lead his obedient settlers, and firmly put down roots in the turbulent waters of the courtyard compound.

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