I Have a Well in the Desert

[System + farming + hard-core desert control] I become the son of a bankrupt desert rancher and, from the start, bind myself to the [Desert Control Ecosystem]. But I turn things around with livestreaming. Other people livestream to sell products. I livestream myself digging wells, planting trees, building wastewater treatment plants, and constructing solar power stations. Viewers laugh at my “hard-core stunts,” until I: Use 3D printing to make eco-bricks in the desert and turn a loan shark into a project investor, Lead the entire village in setting up a “labor bank” and a “desert shareholding system,” then reveal my father’s secret manuscript, hidden for thirty years, during an inspection by the provincial department. When I refuse a billion-dollar buyout offer from a mining boss, determined to “control the desert, not mine it,” The whole internet erupts: “Now that’s real tech and serious hustle!” But all I’m doing is quietly building, in this sea of sand, a “green factory” that will never close.