Rebirth in 2003, I took the real MC system back to my youth.
In my previous life, my family was poor, my hometown could not develop, and the soybean industry was severely harvested by foreign investment.
In this life, I rely on my abilities in the game to farm, mine, and build.
First seize the soybean market to change your destiny, guard the domestic grain and oil market, and prevent outsiders from interfering.
Then build roads, build canals, open up national logistics, and bring all industries to our hometowns.
Start by allowing your family to live a good life, and then step by step find a way to strengthen the country and rejuvenate your family.
Reader comments
Yes and no, no. The opening returns to the past. By excavating gravel, let me explain here. In 2003, the sand usually used to build houses was actually some normal-sized particles, so there was no problem with using gravel. Subsequently, the protagonist earned the first pot of gold through a series of processes. There was something wrong during this period. This sense of excavation and blockiness have been completely chipped away. This is like loading the projection module's accessory module, the printer. He stood there, and in an instant he dug out everything that needed to be dug up. Secondly, the system. What I'm looking at so far is the early part, I haven't seen anything else. Mainly, it can dig blocks, make workbench, and use furnace. Simple boxing basics are also useful. There are also some additions in the middle, such as shells that can be converted into bone meal for fertilization. Pebbles are rough stones. In fact, he doesn't need to talk about this place at all. He gave me a survival game functional system wrapped in the skin of Minecraft. Although he made improvements and added some extra things, it just didn't look quite right. So there will be additional smart options when the cube enters reality, but. Okay, actually I want to complain about this place. He didn't write about adding modules or anything, it just added extra ones. I've seen less of it at the moment. But the evaluation is just that. The overall rating is a system with Minecraft abilities. The protagonist can use the functions inside, but the excavation feels too lacking, and there are some additional synthesis formulas added. Overall, I feel like I have a worse experience than NetEase.
Yes and no, no. The opening returns to the past. By excavating gravel, let me explain here. In 2003, the sand usually used to build houses was actually some normal-sized particles, so there was no problem with using gravel. Subsequently, the protagonist earned the first pot of gold through a series of processes. There was something wrong during this period. This sense of excavation and blockiness have been completely chipped away. This is like loading the projection module's accessory module, the printer. He stood there, and in an instant he dug out everything that needed to be dug up. Secondly, the system. What I'm looking at so far is the early part, I haven't seen anything else. Mainly, it can dig blocks, make workbench, and use furnace. Simple boxing basics are also useful. There are also some additions in the middle, such as shells that can be converted into bone meal for fertilization. Pebbles are rough stones. In fact, he doesn't need to talk about this place at all. He gave me a survival game functional system wrapped in the skin of Minecraft. Although he made improvements and added some extra things, it just didn't look quite right. So there will be additional smart options when the cube enters reality, but. Okay, actually I want to complain about this place. He didn't write about adding modules or anything, it just added extra ones. I've seen less of it at the moment. But the evaluation is just that. The overall rating is a system with Minecraft abilities. The protagonist can use the functions inside, but the excavation feels too lacking, and there are some additional synthesis formulas added. Overall, I feel like I have a worse experience than NetEase.