Transmigrating to the Sixties: A Barn Full of Grain in the Famine Years

Gu Xiangyang transmigrates to a rural village in the 1960s, where famine is everywhere.

His father is dead, and his mother has remarried.

Gu Xiangyang is the eldest, with four younger siblings.

His grandparents favor the others, and his uncles and aunts have their eyes on the compensation money.

His siblings are struggling to get by. Gu Xiangyang: We’re splitting up the family. We have to split up!

Gu Xiangyang looks at their yellow-mud house with its thatched roof. The thin porridge is so watery you can see your reflection in it, and his little siblings are crying from hunger.

Luckily, he has a trading mall.

[Handwoven straw grasshopper, 10 points each. Sell?]

[Naturally woven willow basket, 100 points each. Available for sale.]

[Solid camphorwood chest, 1,000 points each]

[Ancient Qing Dynasty coin, 10,000 points each]

[Seven-color unpolished rice, 3 points per jin. Buy?]

[Regular rice, 1 point per jin]

[Brown sugar, 5 points per jin]

Sell, sell, sell! Buy, buy, buy!

There’s no need to fear famine. The System will fill my granary with food.

Gu Xiangyang has transmigrated into the villains’ group in a period novel.

His whole family are villains.

His remarried mother [The contrast character in a story about a stepmother in the old days, favoring her biological child and abusing her stepchildren until no one cares for her in old age]

His father who died young [The good friend in a story about a military wife, who dies miserably while others take all the credit, and whose wife and children are all cannon fodder]

His five siblings [Their cousin is the heroine of a lucky-girl story, and the entire family works like oxen to support her]

Their village [The educated youth protagonists rise up and trample the whole village underfoot]

Gu Xiangyang: Heh. You’re all dead.

Theme: A family stands together as one