Transmigrating to the Great Zhou: After Cutting Family Ties, I Raise My Younger Siblings with Space

Alternate History · Transmigration · Farming · Strategy · Kingdom Building · Slow Life

Everyone else transmigrates with a system: they get a system, join an immortal sect, and take off from the start.

Gu Fan transmigrates: his grandmother and little aunt sell his younger sister, his father’s pension is swallowed up, and at the beginning he is cut off from the family, left with only one tael of silver and one dan of grain.

After waiting so hard for a system, the system scans around and says:

“You got the wrong one. This isn’t a cultivation world.”

It compensates him with a spiritual spring space and three strength-boosting pills, then runs off.

Gu Fan looks at the hundred mu of fertile fields and ten mu of spiritual spring in silence.

Fine, farming can still build a fortune!

Not enough strength? Down a strength pill in one gulp and treat a thousand-jin stone like a toy.

No food at home? Go into the mountains to hunt wild boars, sell bear paws, grow sweet potatoes and potatoes.

Relatives come to bleed him dry? Slap the severance document in their faces.

Thugs come to rob money? A ten-jin blade teaches them to be human again.

As for the amnesiac beauty he picked up?

Gu Fan originally wanted to test her with one sentence: “Are you my wife?”

Who knew the beauty would blush on the spot and call out, “Husband, I’m thirsty.”

Even more outrageous, this little wife who complains of pain after taking two steps turns around and punches a villain flying.

Gu Fan stares at her delicate little fist and falls into deep thought.

Is this wife really amnesiac, or is she fishing for him?

While others are still studying hard for the civil service exams to become officials, Gu Fan has already become a duke by cultivating sweet potatoes and potatoes, building waterwheels, and making salt.

And with a wise ruler on the throne, below him lies yet another struggle among the Nine Dragons for the throne...