While night fishing, he nearly died, then unexpectedly gained the ability to travel between two worlds in the 1960s.
Ye Mang, a young man from the modern world, stepped into a poor mountain village in 1963. On one side was his miserable modern life, weighed down by debt. On the other was an impoverished era with scarce supplies, but precious mountain produce all around.
Using the abundant food and cheap industrial goods of the modern era, Ye Mang traded for wild red mushrooms, dendrobium, and rare game from the 1960s, then sold them for high prices and turned his fortunes around overnight.
In the 1960s, he became an all-around educated youth. He brought in water pumps and made new farm tools, steadily winning the villagers' favor and unlocking all kinds of incredible skills, including bird training, combat, precision shooting, and mastery of traditional Chinese medicine.
He used these skills to take on enemy agents, hunt in the mountains, and cook delicious food. He led the villagers in building a brickworks and a chicken farm, becoming the backbone of the entire production team after arriving as an outsider.
In the modern world, he established himself with mountain goods from the past, paid off his debts, and started a farm and a high-end food business, turning his life around at every step.
Traveling between two eras, he made money with one hand and developed the village with the other. While earning a living, he led the villagers toward a prosperous, moderately well-off life.
The whole book is pretty good. The only thing that's hard to say is that people in the 1960s will automatically ignore the fact that the male protagonist takes out very nice and expensive things and no one checks the male protagonist's true identity. Also, the male protagonist is quite bold.
I won't say it's well-written, but at least it's readable. Why are there so many negative comments? It's a historical novel, so there aren't many dramatic ups and downs. It's pretty good as it is.
That's great! A very interesting book.
Actually, I enjoy reading historical fiction because I like the thrill of smuggling resources and showing off in front of others. Normal historical fiction is usually serious and cautious, but this one is completely illogical and mindless—it's just so satisfying! (*￣Rǒ￣)
It's actually worth watching slowly... But there are quite a few minor flaws, and sometimes it's overly saintly...
Brainless harem period novels suitable for men, with plenty of exciting moments but also many potentially offensive ones.
It's good-looking, not bad, but there aren't many people here. Let's get some people here! Give the author some motivation!
In this vibrant and bustling era, true happiness lies in the simple things. This is an excellent book, the best Tomato Book I've read in a month.
I finished reading it in one go. It's a pretty good, enjoyable read. The realistic world is well-written, and most importantly, I like the village setting. 😳
I've read 30 chapters and haven't learned a single skill.