Hua An transmigrated to the Warring States period and gained a farm with unlimited space.
He traveled across India, the Middle East, the Mediterranean, and Western Europe, collecting a huge variety of crops and livestock to stock his farm. After amassing countless gold and silver, he returned to the land of China.
King Wei: I'll reward you with money.
Hua An: I'm richer than a kingdom. I don't care about money.
King Qi: Come work for me. I'll make you a marquis and give you land.
Hua An: I'll strike out on my own.
King Wei was stunned: You dare rebel!
Hua An: I just need to borrow some land.
King Wei was furious: Believe me, I'll beat you up!
Hua An: Bring it on! Whoever backs down is a grandson!
King Qi butted in: Stand in the corner and sing "Conquer" and I'll spare you.
Hua An shot back: Come on, let's hurt each other!
King Qin sent a letter: Keep it up. I'll cheer you on from the sidelines with a bunch of sixes.
King Zhao: Hey, make sure your aim is good. Don't hit me by mistake!
King Yan: Look, there's a show over there.
King Han: Selling sunflower seeds!
King Chu: Place your bets, place your bets!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.