In his previous life, He Yunye, a top heavy industry expert, dedicated his life, but he owed nothing but his family. His sister even died tragically in the ice and snow on the border just to leave him an iron rice bowl.
When he opened his eyes, he was back at the family meeting in 1970 to allocate quotas for going to the countryside!
Faced with the job in the city's machinery factory that was eagerly sought after by everyone, He Yunye slapped the employment letter into his sister's hand, resolutely packed up his bags and boarded the green train to the Hulunbuir Prairie.
Everyone laughed at him for going crazy and going to that extremely cold place to wait for death.
But who would have known that He Yunye would awaken the [Era Almighty Space System] as soon as he arrived on the grassland!
At the beginning, he rubbed parts by hand and repaired a Soviet-style tractor that had been scrapped for many years, shocking the whole commune!
When other educated youths are still fighting over half a cornstarch, shivering in the white-haired wind...
He Yunye has already taken the lead in building an earthen house and a fire bed, roasting a whole lamb with his left hand and stewing a goose in an iron pot with his right hand!
Armed with the full-level heavy industry technology of later generations, he launched a dimensionality reduction strike in the vast grassland.
Build wind turbines, build a meat factory outside the Great Wall, and build a border trade business empire!
The gentle Qingmei washed his hands and made soup for him, and the unruly prairie pearl rode with him on a fierce horse.
Many years later, while his former enemies were still struggling at the bottom, He Yunye had already stood at the pinnacle of the times and became the uncrowned king dominating the business world and heavy industry!
Reader comments
The plot is repetitive
The preface does not match the postscript
There are too many repeated chapters. Many chapters that should be in the front are moved to the back, which seriously affects reading.
The plot is quite good, but the order of the later chapters is out of order, and there are many chapters that are repeated.
The plot is repetitive
The preface does not match the postscript
There are too many repeated chapters. Many chapters that should be in the front are moved to the back, which seriously affects reading.
The plot is quite good, but the order of the later chapters is out of order, and there are many chapters that are repeated.