Traveling through time as a peasant girl to turn things around

Everywhere they went, they cleared wasteland. Guoguo was thinking about planting crops next year, but now he was just growing vegetables on a small plot. Chai Ping'an had been working on this road for nearly a year, growing darker and thinner. He helped burn lime and bricks, planted vegetables, tended the land, and built the farm. ...

Guoguo saw this and said, "Get out." Qin drove the carriage to the courtyard of the master of Xiaowang Manor. The two of them went to the fields together. The steward arrived and said, "Master, it looks like the crops will be ready for harvest soon." Guoguo: "Yes, the crops are growing well!" Steward Wang said, "It's all thanks to everyone's hard work. All kinds of food are growing well. Sorghum, soybeans, corn, soy beans, sweet potatoes, and even our cotton is even better. We've all learned to cross out and wilt the plants, and we've also applied manure, making the soil much more fertile." Guoguo thought to herself, "The princess is kind and sweet, and she secretly sent down spiritual spring rain." If crops elsewhere yielded over a thousand kilograms, here we'd harvest two thousand kilograms. Guoguo: "We have two harvests a year, and the yields are high. The land you were allocated can be used to sell more than you can eat, and there's plenty of vegetables. I'm sure you've all made a lot of money from them in recent years!" The steward smiled and replied, "Yes, every household has grain in stock, and we've made a lot of money. Selling vegetables, especially those grown in the greenhouses in winter, fetches a good price." We're living well, all thanks to the master's grace." "You've also worked hard! Get ready for the autumn harvest, because after that we still have to plant wheat." The steward: "I'll go tell everyone." Guoguo taught him a trick: "Take something and make a loud bang. People will hear it and come. No need to tell everyone from house to house." The steward: "Ah, master, what should I take?" "Qin, go back and get the gong." "Yes!" Qin went back and got the gong, and after a while, people gathered. Guoguo gave the gong to the steward and told him to keep it.

Guoguo and the other girl left. Guoguo had come to harvest the crops; she was reclaiming four thousand acres of land. Guoguo drove a large machine through the fields. Qin tied bags on the side and notified Huanhuan to bring in the grain. The soldiers were on leave for two days to help the people harvest the crops. Guoguo left enough flour, rice, and millet for the navy. She took all the grain away, transporting it back to the Regent's Palace and drying it in the sun. Then she stored it in the warehouse.

Veterans joined the group on the outskirts of the city. Guoguo stopped caring about it and stored all the grain in the granary on the mountain. A large granary was built there to store the grain. Later, Yeheng asked the housekeeper to transport the grain to his own farm for storage. No one knows how many granaries Yeheng has. But Guoguo built eight or nine granaries and placed them in various places. The space is the largest food reserve and it will not go bad. This autumn, Guoguo stored grain again. Corn, soybeans, sweet potatoes, peanuts, and beets were all transported to the sugar factory. She put the sweet potatoes in the cellar of the Chai Mansion. A small part of the space was left. It was left for the children or veterans to roast sweet potatoes and sell. Sunflower seeds were also planted, so they can be fried and sold in winter. The snacks in the capital are the most abundant!

Guoguo searched all the lands that belonged to her near the capital, harvested all the crops that could be harvested, and gave the rest to others.

Small plots of land on the mountaintops yielded more food than larger plots, all of which was left for the people to harvest. Vegetables abounded in the mountains, and fruit grew everywhere. Seeds were sown and the land gradually grew. People wandered the mountains all winter, never returning empty-handed. Vegetable crops and game—pheasants and rabbits—were plentiful. It was a veritable treasure trove, not to mention medicinal herbs. Chen Jun often took his disciples there to collect them. The variety was vast, bringing Chen Jun great profits. ...

One evening, Ye Heng took Guo Guo back to Xiao Wang Zhuang to plant wheat on his 4,000-mu farmland and sprinkle it with spiritual spring water. The two returned home happily. "Feng Xing, have you harvested and planted all the crops on your farm?" Ye Heng shrugged and said with a smile, "I don't care. I have a housekeeper. They automatically report the harvest to me."

Guoguo praised: "You are really good at commanding and employing people." "I command, and they do the work." "Okay, I know you are an excellent commander. You are born to do great things, and you know how to appoint people to the right positions!" Ye Heng also felt that he was "good enough" and could do anything. "Well, Guoguo, come back sometime to see how well your son has managed the company!" Guoguo said: "Wait a few days!" "Well, I can leave only after the imperial examination is over and the foreign envoys have left."