He transmigrates to 1975 and becomes the Yan family’s third son, Yan Jiekuang.
His family schemes to send his sixteen-year-old younger sister to the countryside, while his two older brothers shirk responsibility and sneer at him? He slams the table and declares, “I’ll go!”
Ignoring the petty schemes in the courtyard, he straightens his back and sets off for the loess highlands of northern Shaanxi.
He binds himself to a farm-management System, with a body-strengthening spirit spring, storage for goods, and expertise in everything from repairs to farming.
He takes down the village tyrants and shocks the entire nation!
With three beauties by his side, he heads for Shanghai, seizes the opportunities of the age, and rises from sent-down youth to the world’s richest man!
Across forty tumultuous years, he lives life to the fullest in a great age!
A special note: This book has very little of the petty scheming found in courtyard novels. There may be the occasional takedown of a troublemaker, but there will be no drawn-out entanglements.
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What era was it? People were spreading food everywhere. Nowadays, you can't find people who are so generous in sharing food with strangers. It doesn't fit the character.