Animated series now available: The Population Revival Plan for Taoyuan County
[On Blue Star, birth rates have fallen to a historic low, and the whole internet is lamenting that young people will be the last generation.
Yet in the remote, impoverished county of Taoyuan, something bizarre is happening:
At three in the morning, crowds gather outside the maternity ward. At the civil affairs bureau, young people fight to be first in line to register their marriages!]
Lin Chen, the man behind it all, laughs as notifications for [100,000 yuan deposited] keep popping up on his bank card.
He binds himself to a System that pays 100,000 yuan for every baby born in the county, and 500,000 yuan for twins!
No maternity ward? He builds the largest private maternity and child healthcare hospital in Asia!
Afraid to have children? He finds everyone a job!
As Lin Chen's empire keeps expanding, he transforms a poor county that doesn't even rank among the country's smallest cities into a “miracle city” where the average person is a millionaire.
It's the first time I've seen this kind of thing. People pay for giving birth. It's not bad. You can watch it.
If only there were really good companies with a conscience in reality.
Such a good book, Ziwei sheds tears after reading it, and Erkang makes his eyes fly after reading it. The author uses delicate words to outline vivid portraits of characters, each of whom has flesh and blood. Their growth and struggles resonate strongly with people and make people unable to calm down for a long time. The best thing about this book is that the system has a very low sense of existence, and it relies entirely on the IQ of the protagonist group to deal with it, which is close to life without losing elegance. Five-star recommendation✨✨✨✨✨
If our hometown in Hunan had such a policy, Hunanese would not have to go north to work south.
The writing is good, but it's just too tiring. It's been blocked by various dark forces from the beginning. The biggest backer is a reliable county magistrate. The magistrate's connections are of no use at all. It all relies on the protagonists' exhaustion and exhaustion in all aspects. It's too tiring.
Still very good!
Good, good, good, good!
The further back you go, the better it looks