Back to the Sixties: I Sell My Courtyard House in a Rage and Head to the Countryside from the Start

An ordinary man, half a lifetime spent in mediocrity. One accident sends him back to a turbulent age. In this life, I seek no fame or favor. I only want to use my own hands to turn the yellow sands green and breathe life back into barren lands. In his previous life, Lin Maosheng graduated from an agricultural university, then spent half his life struggling to get by in the cracks of the city. Just as the first glimmer of hope appeared, he died with regrets. When he opened his eyes again, he had returned to 1968, reborn as an orphaned boy in a courtyard teeming with “poultry.” The road ahead was uncertain, and wolves circled all around him. Fortunately, a strange opportunity came with his rebirth: a mysterious seed stained with blood transformed into a pocket realm containing a spiritual spring and fertile soil, and passed down the ancient Azure Emperor Wood Sovereign Art. He could communicate with plants, kindle life, and command the power of the five elements. Faced with the schemes in the courtyard, he decisively sold off the family property and headed northeast to join the rural labor force, earning his first fortune among the mountains and rivers of the region. When the college entrance exams were reinstated, he used the power of his pocket realm to become the top scorer and enrolled at an agricultural university. There, he met the woman whose soul resonated with his, the gentle and well-read Ning Qingyao. As the tide of reform swept in, he did not lose himself in the simple pursuit of wealth. Instead, mindful of his previous life's debts to his homeland and his deep attachment to it, he set off with his beloved for the deserts of the far western frontier. From then on, miracles began to sprout across the yellow sands. He used the spiritual spring to water hope and his cultivation art to bring forth greenery, transforming barren wasteland into fertile soil. From the first drought-resistant seedling to an ecological farm spanning thousands of acres; from a small workshop to the Oasis Group, spanning agriculture, jade, new energy, semiconductors, and biotechnology. He invested in the future, betting on tech giants that had yet to rise. He founded academies to nurture pillars of the nation. He shared his desert restoration model with the world, letting Chinese ingenuity benefit