Famine Years: Building a Family Fortune with My Space
by 沈折竹
After modern taxi driver Shen Shou'an dies in an accident, he travels via the Longevity Silver Lock to 1960s Beijing, to Tongluo Alley, becoming a fifteen-year-old boy who has just lost his mother. Facing food shortages, ration coupons, cramped housing, and a wary family, he relies on the mustard-seed space in his mind, the streetwise experience accumulated in his past life, and a sense of propriety to turn a piece of black soil capable of growing grain into his family's lifeline—and, in the process of helping others through one crisis after another, moves from solitary survival to a stable family fortune and a life of fulfilled kinship. — Description from novelcodex.org
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