I'm Crazy, the Forbidden Zone I Opened Is Free

[System + tourist attractions + cultural promotion + coordinated regional development + comedy + lighthearted + traditional culture]

Lu Zhixing passed the civil service exam and landed a dead-end job at the Bureau of Culture and Tourism.

His city ranked last in tourism. He earned just 3,000 yuan a month, and his daily work consisted of writing reports nobody read.

Then he found a ruined temple in the mountains and activated the [All-Domain Cultural Tourism Revitalization System].

The System’s first rule: Local agricultural products must undergo “cultural tracing,” or they cannot be sold.

Lu Zhixing glanced at the 8,000 yuan in his account and hung a sign at the entrance:

“Admission: One line of poetry.”

An influencer came to pick a fight, but the rules stopped him at the gate. Tourists who couldn’t recite a poem frantically flipped through books on the spot. The owner of the neighboring attraction laughed and called Lu Zhixing crazy.

Later, a five-kilometer queue formed. The tea farmers’ leaves earned cultural certification, and their price quintupled. An old opera on the verge of disappearing rang out again. Young people began returning from other places.

On the day the province officially recognized the site, a reporter asked him for the secret to his success.

Standing beneath a four-hundred-year-old ginkgo tree, Lu Zhixing said, “Culture isn’t something you fence off to charge admission for. It’s how people on this land learn where they come from.”