Reborn in the 1970s: I Went Back to the Village to Raise Chickens and Built a Fighter Jet

[Reborn Farming Slice-of-Life + No Fixed Female Lead + Leading the Whole Village to Prosperity + A Bizarre Livestock-Breeding Career Where Everything Dies + The Bottom Line of an Industrial Survey]

Zhang Hao, a divorced and lonely middle-aged man, wakes up to find he has been reborn in the year he left the military. He hasn’t married that vile woman who cheated on him yet. There’s still time. Everything can still be changed.

With a lifetime more experience than everyone else, why would he go to the city to be worked like an ox? He’ll stay in the countryside and lead the whole village to prosperity!

His bizarre livestock-breeding career: chickens, ducks, and geese, all dead; fish, shrimp, and crabs, all dead; pigs, cattle, and sheep, all dead...

Good grief, everything he raises dies. No wonder Aunt Ma at the end of the village said his birth chart was too strong and brought misfortune to those around him. Turns out it affects livestock too!

Finally, after even pot after pot of cacti withered and died, Zhang Hao decided to stop wrecking the lives of living things. He started his first big business: collecting scrap!

To expand his scrap business, Chen Hao actually used scrap materials to build a cargo-carrying drone!

Then those restless hands of his kept working, and somehow he built a fighter jet?!

“Hello? Police? I think I built a fighter jet!”

The police thought they were dealing with a lunatic and switched to sarcasm mode: “Oh, then go blow up the little guy’s front gate.”

Chen Hao thought it over seriously. “So, should I start developing gunpowder?”

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