Sixty: the Mysterious Space Master

In 1960, the cold wind carried yellow sand across the alley, and the smell of coal smoke from the Tongzilou mixed with the aroma of pickles drifted into the distance. Li Jianjun, a poor boy whose parents died young and was squeezed out by his uncles and aunts until he could hardly eat, accidentally opened the mysterious space of the ancestral Jade Perry on the snowy night when he was kicked out of the house - the spiritual spring can keep the body healthy, the warehouse can store goods, and even old things can slowly be "raised" to create new ones. From Dundon porridge to Dundon white steamed buns, from patches to patches to new navy blue khaki clothes, Li Jianjun relied on space to quietly counterattack: planting off-season vegetables in spring in exchange for money, using old grain in winter to support his benefactors, exchanging tickets on the black market, grabbing jobs in factories, seizing policy gaps to engage in "side business", trampling on the best relatives who had bullied him, and making neighbors who looked down upon him dumbfounded. In this special era, he used space to hide his confidence, and transformed from a "no one" in the alley to a "capable person" that everyone wanted to curry favor with. Not only did he protect the people he wanted to protect, but he also relied on his forward-looking vision to earn a family fortune that others could not even imagine in the tide of the times. This is a cool story about a little person who used space to live his life as "someone else's child" in the 1960s.