Han Wen transmigrates into the body of an ordinary scholar in Dongyang County, and from the start the Han family drives him out to Tiger Head Mountain at the edge of the village.
After activating the spatial System, Han Wen turns around and takes all the Han family's stored grain with him.
On Tiger Head Mountain, he meets Qiao Youniang, a hunter's daughter, and sweet-talks her into becoming his wife.
Han Wen builds a house, clears land, and farms on the mountain, while hunting on the side.
The water from his space can make barren land fertile, so Tiger Head Mountain is full of prime farmland that costs nothing.
What? Mutant wheat seeds can even grow in rocky soil?
Super rice can grow without water?
His wife complains that eating meat every day is too greasy, and she'll have to go on a diet if she eats any more.
They can't finish all the game, so he starts selling meat in the village. The village chief begs to trade for a pound, saying his family hasn't had meat in months.
When Han Wen brings his new bride back to the village, the Han family is stunned. This good-for-nothing has actually made it big?
The second level of the space opens, letting him sell fine rice to wealthy families while buying grain at high prices and making a profit on the difference.
Han Wen is incredibly busy, spending all day making money and building the economy.
What's there to fear about famine? Just stock up on a little more grain.
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The Looming Crisis
I feel like the protagonist is a complete idiot. Fighting alone during a famine—it's like a child carrying gold in a marketplace; under normal circumstances, he'd be killed long ago.
My wife is already practically delivered to my door in just the fifth chapter?
The protagonist's survival for even three chapters depends entirely on the author's whim. He's like a stupid pig or a dumb donkey, constantly claiming his space is a secret and showing off everywhere. It's unbearable to read; it's practically blinding me.
Even the protagonist has to be fair when exchanging things. Luckily, it's just a novel. If it were in that dynasty, he would have to die countless times to make it.