Farming in Lean Years: a Doctor of Agriculture Feeds the Whole Village

Lin Qingqing, a doctor of agriculture, opened her eyes and became the daughter of a farmer in Qingshi Village who was forced to run out of food due to food debt. Two acres of thin farmland were flooded with water, the rice tank at home was at the bottom, creditors blocked the door, and the villagers were waiting to see the Lin family sell their land to pay for their lives. Lin Qingqing rolled up her sleeves, dug ditches for drainage, tried planting and saving seeds, made tofu, kept accounts and signed contracts, trying to make a living for the whole village in the famine years. She wanted to farm to pay off debts and protect her family, but she didn't know that the seriously injured man she rescued, Shen Yanzhi, was actually carrying an old food and water case involving many states. From a grain loan deed to a book of old false accounts; from two acres of thin farmland in Qingshi Village to rice bowls for people in ten states. This time, she not only wanted to feed the whole village, but also wanted to clear out the evil hands hidden behind the granaries, canals and official seals one by one.