Raising Pigs in the 1970s

Mo Zhou transmigrated.

Along with the two piglets he had just bought.

In the blink of an eye, he became a cautionary tale: a failed entrepreneur who returned to his hometown to farm.

Everyone in the village said Mo Zhou was all looks and no substance, with ambitions as high as the sky but nothing in his head, yet still dreaming of becoming a tycoon.

Even his family tried to convince him to marry into a well-off family and become someone else's son.

Mo Zhou: No! I'm going to change my fate by raising pigs!

Eldest Brother: You've been sickly since you were little and have never done a day's farmwork. Forget raising pigs, even carrying a hoe leaves you panting.

Eldest Sister-in-Law: We can't afford to have another freeloader in the family.

Little Sister: Second Brother, be good and listen to Eldest Brother and Sister-in-Law.

Mo Zhou: ...

You really don't believe in me at all, do you?

I really can raise pigs!!!

Notes:

1. The male lead really is great at raising pigs, a true professional! (Of course, the author isn't.)

2. Slice of life, everyday family matters.

3. The gong is a local.

Theme: Stay positive and work hard to live well.