Disaster Year: Stockpiling Grain with a Hundred Beauties to Become King

Lin Feng transmigrates to the fictional Great Yong dynasty and becomes a notorious rascal in Qingshi Village. His parents are both dead, his land has been seized by his uncles, and he has fallen into gambling and heavy drinking. A famine strikes, and the rice jar is nearly empty. To make matters worse, the original Lin Feng used the last of his money to buy back two sisters who had been sold into permanent servitude. The elder sister, Su Qinghe, is gentle and clever, skilled with an abacus and at storing grain. The younger sister, Su Wantang, is sharp-tongued and quick-witted, with a talent for sewing, cooking, and reading people. The two sisters think they’ve escaped the wolf’s den only to land in a tiger’s lair. They have no idea that the real Lin Feng is already dead. Lin Feng, a modern agricultural supply-chain manager, has just transmigrated when he awakens the Hundred Beauties Atlas. The Hundred Beauties Atlas can’t conjure food out of thin air. But if Lin Feng builds genuine trust with a woman who meets its requirements and helps her overcome her greatest difficulty, he can acquire the ability she possesses. Grain identification, hunting, medicine, smithing, stargazing, commerce, military training, governance… While the villagers all assume Lin Feng will starve to death alongside the two sisters, he has already taken up his hunting bow and ventured into Blackwind Ridge, sealed off by a blizzard. From a wild rabbit to a giant stag. From a shabby hut to a granary. From three people struggling to survive to a home for tens of thousands of displaced refugees. When Great Yong collapses and the warlords vie for supremacy, Lin Feng looks back and realizes: He has food, people, soldiers, and a city, along with a circle of beloved confidantes willing to share life and death with him. If the old dynasty can’t feed its people, then it’s time to build a new world where everyone can eat their fill.