Back to the 1990s: I Return to the Village with My Child and Become a Farming Tycoon

Lu Chuan, chief expert at the Agricultural Sciences Academy, died suddenly from overwork. When he opened his eyes, he had returned to 1995.

That year, his ex-wife thought he was a hopeless man for stubbornly staying in their old rural home. She signed the divorce papers and ran off with a Hong Kong businessman, leaving their four-and-a-half-year-old daughter, Zhouzhou, on the doorstep.

Looking at the ten thousand yuan in demolition compensation in his pocket and the fifty mu of barren hills behind the house, Lu Chuan decided that in this life he would never go to the city to compete in its rat race. He would just quietly farm and grow old alongside his daughter.

Using top-tier hybrid breeding techniques from thirty years in the future, he casually cultivated Shine Muscat grapes, cream strawberries, and superb orchids, giving them to his daughter as snacks and using them to decorate the courtyard.

But when the head of a business association visiting the village for recuperation and powerful provincial officials in disguise saw him feeding ten-thousand-yuan ghost orchids to chickens and coaxing his little girl with banquet-grade fruits and vegetables, they all went crazy!

On the day his bankrupt ex-wife returned to the village begging to get back together, ten black Hongqi sedans were blocking the village entrance, while the big shots lined up to pick strawberries for Zhouzhou!