Bringing Farm Machinery Through the Famine: Reclaiming Land, Stockpiling Grain, and Building a Home

Because of the pandemic, twenty-year-old Lin Feng shut down his unprofitable farm equipment shop.

He rented a large truck and loaded it with the small tillers, brush cutters, and other equipment that couldn't be returned to the manufacturers, along with the leftover fuel from test runs, his personal belongings, and sacks of rice, flour, and cooking oil. He planned to take everything back to his village and reopen the shop once the pandemic was over.

But halfway there, a massive storm struck, and he and his truck transmigrated to the Great Sheng Dynasty.

The Great Sheng had only just been founded. The previous dynasty had brought ruin, years of famine had followed, and frequent conscription and warfare had left many places nearly deserted.

Lin Feng had no System and no portable storage space. All he had was a truck full of farm equipment. The truck was stuck in a tree, and snow was still falling from the sky.

After great difficulty, he made his way out of the mountains and found a village, but he couldn't understand what the locals were saying.

A family took him in, but that night they tied him up and stole everything he owned. Several women even took advantage of him.

He escaped the village and ran into bandits while returning to the mountains to look for his truck.

After driving them off, he was injured and passed out in the snow. An old hunter found him and carried him home.

When Lin Feng woke up, the old hunter adopted him as his son, got him registered, and taught him the local dialect.

With the old hunter's help, Lin Feng gradually pulled himself together.

When the snow melted, he returned to the mountains and hauled out the truck and all the farm equipment.

Using modern agricultural machinery to clear fields and plant crops, he grew more grain than he could eat and helped the whole village enjoy full meals during the famine.