Country Live Broadcast: My System Can Grow the Whole World

Hu Piao Linzhou, who was laid off, went back to Qiongshangou Kaoshantun with 37 yuan and 50 cents in his pocket, but was accidentally bound to the "rural revitalization live broadcast system". A leaky house? The system exchanges folding beds; the land is barren? The improvement fluid makes the black soil emit oil; are the villagers worried about sales? He held up his mobile phone to live broadcast the goods, and local eggs and fresh flowers were sold out in minutes. From a simple live broadcast with only 12 viewers at the beginning, to millions of netizens following him to watch him grow out-of-season vegetables, build photovoltaic greenhouses, and build roads through mountains; from being questioned about using hormones, to being on trending searches with test reports; from a person working alone, to the whole village of young and old joining together to engage in rural tourism. In front of the camera, he is a "village chief anchor" who speaks in a local accent, digging wild vegetables, picking wild fruits, and teaching netizens to identify crops; behind the camera, he quietly changes his isolated hometown by relying on the technology and resources exchanged by the system. When urban white-collar workers squatted in the live broadcast room to grab original ecological vegetables, and when investors came to the door with money, Lin Zhou stood in the golden rice fields and smiled: It turns out that if you build your hometown well, you can really grow the whole world.