With a debt of 300,000 yuan, he was forced to have no choice. Lin Chuan originally thought that his life would stop in despair, until he packed up his bags and flew to a desolate village in Africa to start his own "rice field revolution."
There are no water conservancy facilities, no experience to speak of, and Kabu, the most ruthless local grain merchant, controls the entire market and water sources, and regards outsiders as a thorn in his side.
But Lin Chuan was not afraid. With his three employees, he relied on his smart brain, iron will and management experience in rural China to mobilize the villagers, build canals and dig fields, compete with grain merchants, and seize the market...
How much money can you make from one acre of rice field?
Can a deposit ignite the hope of an entire village?
Can a business war make Kabu bow his head?
There are farm expansion, food price manipulation, transportation wars, villagers gathering, capital entry...
Here there is blood and sweat, friendship and betrayal, human choices, adventure and excitement...
Here, a foreigner will challenge the limits of African land and write his own entrepreneurial epic.
Lin Chuan will grow from a debtor farmer to a farmer, a businessman, and then a grain capital player; Kabu will use all means to suppress him; and under his leadership, the village will usher in real wealth and dignity.
If you want to watch survival in adversity + business conflict + high level of excitement + true description of African customs,
I want to see a person use wisdom, courage and courage to change the fate of himself and the entire village——
Then follow Lin Chuan and embark on this mysterious, cruel and opportunity-filled world of rice fields.
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Don't know what to write? Land in other people's villages. The protagonist was not given any money. The grain merchant came and said he wanted to buy land. Whether or not the land was sold belonged to his village. What qualifications did the protagonist have to sell it or not? And there are three people working for you without money to pay wages? It's too natural to take and has no logic at all.
[Blow a kiss] Looks good
Don't know what to write? Land in other people's villages. The protagonist was not given any money. The grain merchant came and said he wanted to buy land. Whether or not the land was sold belonged to his village. What qualifications did the protagonist have to sell it or not? And there are three people working for you without money to pay wages? It's too natural to take and has no logic at all.
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