Returning to the Countryside to Build an Industry

The protagonist has to run a business, shoot videos, do live streams, and be the village head, and he doesn't have his parents to help him out. I suggest he just find a wife 😁 at least he'll have an assistant, and it will be more helpful in carrying out his work!

The protagonist lives in the countryside, just like many hermits in ancient times. While both live in the countryside, the level of sophistication is vastly different. Imagine a grand Hui-style building or a Suzhou-style garden courtyard; a large Peach Blossom Spring could be created, serving as a tourist attraction when the peach blossoms are in bloom, selling the peaches, and perhaps even…

Plums are only one or two yuan per pound, which is an exaggeration. The author is not from a rural area and doesn't know much about rural conditions. Rural incomes are very low, and agricultural product prices in our country are not high. It's a buyer's market; prices are controlled by the buyers, and agricultural products can't fetch high prices.

Farming, raising chickens, ducks, and dogs, fishing and tending to the plants in my spare time is quite nice. If I write some stuff that normal people wouldn't understand, and it fools all the readers, then I'll have good grades, right? Then I'll get a Silver Grand Alliance and become a legend! 🐶🐶🐶

It feels like the protagonist is at a huge disadvantage. He doesn't use the things he gets, and the company isn't solely owned by him.

When I got to chapter 422, I felt that the male protagonist was being constrained by continuing to be the village head. He was being pressured by a mere township head. He didn't seem to realize that Yangjiawan was now a large enterprise, no less powerful than outside companies for a poor, remote area.

It's exceptionally well-written. I hope the author keeps it up and doesn't fall apart; that would be perfect. There are so few well-written and logically sound rural novels these days.

This is a great rural-themed novel. Keep up the good work, author!

I started reading, but I couldn't get through the beginning. A rich man living in a remote area? What's he thinking? If farming could make money, would there still be poor farmers in China? You might have a system that rewards you with mansions, luxury cars, company shares, and endless money, but that only applies if you actually farm.

I haven't read it, but I've read over 400 chapters of "Beast Livestream". The writing is good; I recommend it.