Synopsis: Period setting + System + Adopting orphans + Rewards multiplied a millionfold + A happy life
In his previous life, Li Chen and his younger sister were tortured to death by his uncle's family.
Li Chen transmigrates to the 1960s and gets a lottery System from the start. As long as he adopts an orphan, he can draw supplies multiplied ten millionfold. The more tragic an orphan's background, the greater the reward he draws.
Ding! Adopted an orphan today. Drew one giant roast goose, two bowls of porridge, 10 special-effect pills, 3 muscle-and-bone strengthening pills, and 200 hoes.
Ding! Adopted an orphan today. Reward: 100 jin of wheat, 200 jin of soybean oil, and 100 goats.
Ding...
In an era when others barely have enough to eat or wear, Li Chen and the orphans he adopts live in luxury, enjoying fine food and a grand mansion.
A few years later, the orphans grow up. The boys want to become Li Chen's godsons.
The girls all want to become Li Chen's young wives.
The three sons of Li Chen's uncle all want their parents dead.
The three sons: Mom and Dad, just go die. If you die, we'll be orphans.
Then we can go to Li Chen's grand mansion and eat and drink our fill.
Parents: You unfilial children!
Li Chen's uncle's family turns on itself, and Li Chen avenges the terrible wrong done to him.
From a bullied orphan, Li Chen rises step by step to become the richest man in Tieshu Village, revered by all.
It can only be said that the author has no common sense about that era, and is probably born in the 2000s.
It doesn't look good to give one star, so let's give it two stars.