This isn’t a folksy village farming story about family squabbles. It’s mainly about the turbulent world of the capital.
Transported into the famine of 1959, Li Manfu finds his family out of food and on the brink of starvation.
He awakens a Spirit Spring space: black soil, spirit spring water, and everything he needs to grow crops and raise livestock.
While people starve all around him, he carries food into the black market. To the world, he’s a refined, gentle young man. Behind the scenes, people call him the Living King of Hell.
His eldest brother deals in stolen goods, his second brother keeps the books, his little brother works the streets, and his little sister becomes a miracle doctor after being raised on spirit spring water.
The fallen heiress Shen Qingzhu helps him spot treasures. A city’s worth of old calligraphy, paintings, and antiques all become fuel for upgrading his space.
From ten square meters of black soil to a thousand-acre estate, from a small-time black-market trader to Manfu Trading.
While others scramble for half a jin of cornmeal, he stockpiles deeds to courtyard homes.
He doesn’t profit from the nation’s crisis. He takes on the black market with style.
When the snow of the times has finally melted, not a single member of his family is lost.
Yes, it's very beautiful and has a period feel. It's suitable for watching when you're taking a break. The writing is really good, but there are only three chapters updated every day, which is too few and not enough to read.
The writing is delicate and the story concept is also very good. Please update it!