The Lord of the Yellow Heaven Begins as a Peasant Boy About to Be Executed

I transmigrate to a vast world on the brink of spiritual qi revival and become the only son of an outsider farming family in a village dominated by one clan. From the start, I fall seriously ill, leaving my family destitute. What can I do? The family has run a deficit for two years in a row, and this year’s harvest is almost certain to fall short again. We’ll be wiped out as a family. How do I get out of this? Luckily, I come with a golden finger: a Fortune Pagoda. From the start, I spend a little fortune to obtain precious knowledge from my past and present lives. Watch me use every trick in the book: first survive, then grow stronger, then make contact with the supernatural side of this world! What? I’m eleven, chronically malnourished, and only just recovered from a serious illness? To grow up strong and healthy, I’ll swallow my disgust and trade for information about edible insects. I’ll eat bugs for protein and speed up my recovery! What? The family was already dirt poor, and they even sold the old hen for my sake, so there isn’t enough grain to eat! Watch me lead the family in turning the tables by digging up roots and eating them! As long as my family and I avoid being wiped out and make it through this year, I’ll be able to make full use of my golden finger and snowball my gains! And what do you mean this thing can turn nearby pocket worlds into my own? Current world: The first world, the early days of spiritual qi revival in historical England, as the roar of steam engines mingles with the glory of the old nobility, and the Queen’s glory is about to be wrested away by the first stirrings of capitalism. Zhang Zhihuan descends in an avatar and possesses Wei Han, an officer at the Maitun headquarters. As new capitalists flee the old great nobles and take root here, how will Wei Han use things from a different era to secure enormous profits? And what happens when the Way of the Yellow Heaven meets the pure power of faith, where people take God as their master and themselves as lambs, while God’s innate divine authority has no master?