Makino Daughter

Chen Mu, an international student from China Agricultural University, was reborn and returned to the days when he was a poor student when he first arrived in the United States three years ago. He also unexpectedly awakened the power of "land improvement + crop mutation". He took over a piece of land that was considered barren by the locals, and became an instant hit at the farmer's market by relying on a season of outrageous tomatoes and super-sweet strawberries, earning him his first pot of gold. From waste soil to black soil, from seeds to the table, he gradually built the once small farm into an animal husbandry empire with exclusive variety patents and a full industrial chain. Faced with price cuts from local supermarkets, pressure from regional agricultural giants, patent wars and capital attacks from multinational seed industry groups, Chen Mu is calm and pragmatic, neither a virgin nor a gangster. He uses his special abilities and business acumen to avoid danger time and time again. He also unites small and medium-sized farmers to establish cooperatives and establish his own "pasture to table" benchmark enterprise. The story has a fast pace and is interspersed with interesting things about daily ranch life (pets, neighbors, food, festivals). The business front is upgraded from a small town self-employed to fighting against industry shady, supplemented by a supernatural growth line and a gradually advancing emotional line, and finally turns a small farmer into a regional giant and even an industry benchmark. This is a modern and refreshing novel that combines farming, business war, superpowers, and growth, and combines the style of western American ranches with the fighting spirit of Chinese Americans. It is suitable for readers who like the parallel parallel between slow-paced daily life and fast-paced counterattacks.