The World's Richest Man: Starting with Farming Back in My Village

Wang Zhe graduated from a university of bioengineering, but after his patent was stolen and he realized he couldn't take on his powerful, well-connected opponent, he quit in a fit of anger and went back to his village to farm, hoping to spend the rest of his life carefree and idle.

Unexpectedly, he activates the God-Tier Gene System, setting him on a path to revolutionize bioengineering across the world.

He improves the genes of peanuts and Chinese yams. Tests reveal that they can be used medicinally to eliminate cancer cells.

He cultivates a new strain of rice that can yield several thousand kilograms per mu, making it suitable for growing all over the world.

The new crops developed by Wang Zhe gradually begin to replace various medicines, becoming essentials coveted by countries around the world.

Celebrities and big shots from all walks of life spend their fortunes to preorder years' worth, yet still find it hard to get their hands on any.

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