The Rich Second-Generation Heir Is Forced to Start Over [Farming]

[The fourth cub, My Dao Partner Keeps Forcing Me, has begun serialization~~ Welcome, come on in~~] If you enjoy this story, please support the official release. Thank you to every lovely reader who subscribes~~ Blurb: Lu Xu is a rich second-generation student with parents but little affection, and a terrible student. He finally finishes the college entrance exam, but before he can even touch his university admission letter, his soul ends up in the body of an unlucky ancient man with the same name. No villa, no game console, no university, and worst of all: no pocket money! Not only is his money gone, he's also saddled with a pile of debt. Lu Xu: “...” Look at the family he's ended up with: a timid young stepmother who cries all the time, a ten-year-old younger brother who calls him Big Brother, a five-year-old little sister who calls him Brother, and a lively baby brother who can't talk yet, so he can't call him Brother. What can Lu Xu do? His little brother is so sensible and devoted to the family, his sister is so sweet and adorable, and the baby is lively and so squishable! Lu Xu rolls up his sleeves: cooking, setting up a stall, earning money, buying land, opening a shop. In a world where cooking techniques are still primitive, he brings out an iron wok and starts by selling deep-fried dough sticks. He fries, sears, braises, and steams delicious food, determined to fatten up all the little ones! Being the big brother, having them depend on him: it feels great. Nobody calls him a spoiled idiot who gets ahead through his parents anymore. The young scholar next door is in the same boat, lost and discouraged. Lu Xu encourages and helps him, and the childhood friends work together to change their fates. The gloomy young scholar gradually shakes off his despair and studies hard, and before he knows it, he has won Lu Xu over too. After more than a decade, the war finally ends, and the court encourages farming and sericulture. The government: “Turn swords into plowshares...” Lu Xu: “And iron woks and copper pots.” The government: “Resettle the herders...” Lu Xu: “Let's hot-pot their cattle and sheep.” Also known as: The Rich Kid's Ancient-Era Makeover; Farming from Scratch; Household Assets Starting in the Red; What Should I Do When My Younger Siblings Love Me So Much?; A Food Business That Starts with a Handcart; Call Me Big Brother and I'll Always Have Your Back Note: 1. Lu Xu is the seme, Yan Junqi the uke. 2. Set in an imaginary era with loads of invented details. Prices and systems from various dynasties have all been jumbled together and made up. 3. A gentle, everyday story about supporting a family, with healing themes and a slice-of-life feel. 4. The focus is on work, with relatively little romance, especially in the first half. 5. Men cannot give birth in this setting. Some supporting characters and relatives have male-female romance storylines, so please don't read if that bothers you. Theme: Never give up hope, no matter how hard things get