Famine in the 1960S: Finding Treasures to Preserve a Millennium of National Heritage

Set during the famine of the 1960s, with a pocket dimension, black-market dealing, family life, and patriotism. No angst, lighthearted comedy, and a rags-to-riches story. Li Zhendong transmigrates into the body of a small-time ration-ticket dealer in a county town during the famine. From the start, he owes a hundred yuan: he’s playing on hell mode! The original owner was framed while trading ration tickets and also owed Liu Heizi, a black-market big shot, a hundred yuan in vouchers! If he can’t pay it back in three days, his legs will be broken and his house seized as collateral. His family is so poor they can barely put food on the table. His father earns eighteen yuan a month to support everyone, his frail third sister has little chance of finding a good match, and his grandparents in the countryside are scraping by! At the brink of despair, he awakens a golden finger! A 100-cubic-meter stasis pocket dimension, Body-Strengthening Pills, and the ability to find hidden antiques once a day! He pays off his debt in three days by finding overlooked antiques, and gets the black-market boss firmly under his thumb! He trades ration coupons, sells game, hunts for antiques, and makes money like crazy! His father and mother secure steady jobs at the supply and marketing cooperative, his third sister becomes a permanent worker at a textile mill, and everyone in Li Family Village gets meat at every meal! Criminals show up at his door? He takes them down with ease! A gang of villains runs amok? He quickly puts them in their place! He helps the public security bureau crack a major case and turns the seized loot over to the state! He finds overlooked antiques to safeguard the heritage passed down for millennia, so future generations can carry it forward. No angst, no melodrama. Kindhearted but no pushover. Laugh-out-loud money-making from start to finish!