The Daily Life of Raising Chickens in Ancient Times

Check out my upcoming stories, "Everyday Sheep Farming in the Northwest" and "Everyday Life Running a Shop in Ancient Times"

Liu Shu transmigrated.

He became an orphan in Little Willow Village, with both parents dead and younger siblings still too little to fend for themselves.

Then he opened the family's rice jar and found it completely empty.

With their next meal about to be the one that starved them to death, what could he do?

Why, pick up his old trade and raise chickens, of course!

Selecting eggs, hatching chicks, feeding them, breeding them.

Starting with the first chick to hatch, he eventually turned the entire mountain into his chicken farm.

In myth and legend, a master chicken farmer is called the Chicken Sage.

A peek at my upcoming story, "Everyday Sheep Farming in the Northwest"

Blurb

Fang Keke complained that he'd rather go herd sheep in the Great Northwest than go to work.

Then he woke up in the Great Northwest, except it was the Great Northwest in ancient times.

His new self was a young man who herded sheep for a ranch owner and had no savings at all.

The first thing he did after transmigrating was get a sheep of his own.

From one sheep to a whole flock,

he gradually built a farm of his own.

He raised every kind of sheep, from Black Goats to Dongxiang Sheep to Tan Sheep.

Little by little, he built the biggest ranch in the Great Northwest,

raising the best lamb and producing the warmest wool.

Theme: Live life with determination