North American Wilderness: Inheriting an Abandoned 10,000-Acre Ranch From the Start

[North American ranch + wilderness living + livestream face-slapping + one female lead + no cheats, just hard work]

Chen Mu, a Chinese agricultural sciences PhD with a second degree in veterinary medicine, inherited a 20,000-mu abandoned ranch in Montana, North America, through his grandfather's will.

No System, no golden finger, just his own two hands, a sharp mind, and the indomitable spirit of the Chinese people.

From the start, the ranch was overgrown with weeds and its fences had collapsed. A grizzly had made its home in the backyard, and venomous snakes had nested in the kitchen.

“A Chinese guy running an American ranch? Hahaha! Give him three months and he'll be crying as he heads back home!”

The local cowboys mocked him, neighboring ranchers made trouble for him, and some even deliberately let their cattle trample his fields.

Chen Mu just smiled, then quietly started a livestream.

Mending fences, breaking wild horses, fishing by the sea, hunting deer and trapping rabbits, keeping bees and making honey, growing vegetables and raising chickens...

Using five thousand years of Chinese farming wisdom, he turned a ruin into North America's most legendary super ranch, one step at a time.

When the Americans who had mocked him lined up to buy beef, honey, and organic vegetables from his ranch

Chen Mu was sitting beneath the sunset, a blue-eyed, blonde-haired young woman beside him, handing him a glass of homemade cider.

“So, what was it you said before?”

The comments exploded: “This Chinese guy actually figured out how to run an American ranch!”