Returning Home to Farm: From One Mu of Land to the World's Grain King

Chen Ye, the youngest base director at an agricultural conglomerate, was framed for a seed-related accident. Burdened with 3.87 million yuan in damages and blacklisted by the entire industry, he left with nothing and returned to his hometown in southern Sichuan.

There, he was greeted by a half-collapsed earthen house, a father with a broken leg, forty-seven mu of hillside fields abandoned for three years, and the mockery of half the village.

His cousin shoved two thousand yuan into his hand. "You're a college graduate. Farming isn't for you. Come work on a construction site with me."

Then, on a rainy night, the Vast Farmland System successfully binds to him.

Soil organic matter, pH levels, moisture, pests and diseases: every inch of land is laid bare before his eyes. Others rely on the weather to make a living. He relies on data to farm.

The first season on his forty-seven mu of abandoned land, his sorghum yield per mu skyrockets. Liu the Fat, the grain buyer from town, tries to drive the price down, so Chen Ye turns around and signs a contract with a distillery at a price forty percent higher. A casual video he posts draws a million viewers to watch him transplant rice seedlings in his livestream. The very boss who framed him now kneels and begs him to accept a partnership contract.

From a single small plot to controlling millions of mu of farmland...

I'll settle the books with you, down to the last penny.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.