[Period Setting + Pocket Dimension + Transmigration + Stockpiling Supplies + Lighthearted + No Harem]
Lin Fuxing transmigrated.
When he opened his eyes, he found himself in the body of a man with the same name, living through the famine of 1960. He’d also been given a glimpse of the man’s miserable life…
The Lin family had been one of the more well-off households in the village. They had plenty to eat and wear, and lived comfortably.
But the man was blind to the truth and foolishly married a twice-married woman who brought her younger brother with her.
Her previous husband was still alive. Because there wasn’t enough food at home, she’d abandoned him, taken her brother, and set out to find a better life, ending up at the Lin family’s door.
After moving in, she and her entire birth family clung to the Lins like leeches, sucking them dry.
Their comfortable household was gradually drained of everything. Their once-happy life fell apart, and in just a few short years, the family was destroyed.
Fortunately, Heaven gave him a chance to start over.
This time, Lin Fuxing, with a new soul inside him, awakened a spiritual spring pocket dimension. Its soil was fertile, its water crystal clear, and crops and fruit grew in endless waves, more than he could ever eat.
While others were chewing bark and swallowing bran, fighting tooth and nail over a mouthful of wild greens, the smell of white-flour buns was already wafting from his family’s stove.
His whole family could enjoy delicious food every day.
Watching the people who had bullied him in his previous life go hungry and come crawling to him, humble and desperate, Lin Fuxing couldn’t even be bothered to raise an eyebrow.
“What’s your hardship got to do with me? I’d give my stuff to a dog before I gave it to you.”
In this life, he just wants to look after his family and enjoy a comfortable, carefree life of his own.
It's not bad, but it's just not fun enough to drive. And there are too many bonds.
Keep working hard, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, look forward to you.
Beautiful and interesting
Why didn't I write about drinking spiritual spring water for my family?