I Got Isekai'd into a Famine, My Family Disowned Me – But My Magic Farm Space Lets Me Save Everyone.

A modern billionaire wakes up as Yang Laowu, the fifth son of a starving peasant family in war-torn ancient times. Kicked out with nothing, he stumbles upon a government bride-distribution event and rescues three "overaged" eighteen-year-old girls. That single act unlocks his farm space – housing, fertile land, spiritual springs, and mines – but only if he keeps saving lives. One hundred lives to go. He never meant to become a legendary healer or a living saint. He just didn't want to starve. But somehow, he ends up ruling the ancient world as the richest man alive – all over again. Yang Qichun had it all – billions in the bank, a self-built thousand-acre retreat, and zero attachments. Tired of the glittering city life, he retired to his farm for some peace. Then he woke up in ancient times, body-swapped into a poor peasant named Yang Laowu – the fifth son of the starving Yang family. His new family? Dozens of mouths, all skin and bones. The empire? Ravaged by war, conscription, forced labor, and crushing taxes. And to make it worse – his relatives kick him out with nothing but a broken bowl. The one bright spot? His modern farm came along for the ride. The catch? The system won't unlock anything – not housing, not fields, not the spiritual spring, not even the mines – unless he does good deeds and saves lives. Every rescue counts toward progress. Right on cue, the government starts handing out famine brides to survivors. He takes in three pitiful eighteen-year-old girls – considered "too old" for marriage in this era – and the system chimes: "Three saved. Farm housing unlocked. Next milestone: one hundred lives. Keep going, host!" From there, he plants, he builds, he heals. He humiliates scheming relatives, outsmarts corrupt officials, and spreads his medical skills until whispers of "Divine Healer Yang," "Saint Yang," and even "Immortal Yang" echo through the land. No cheap cheats. No instant power-ups. Just one good deed at a time, trading salvation for resources, growing enough food to feed an entire village, and slowly rebuilding a business empire from scratch – in a world without smartphones or stocks. By the time the dust settles, he's the richest man in the realm – again. A lighthearted, feel-good underdog story with farming, family drama, face-slapping revenge, multiple love interests, and the most grounded rise-to-power you'll read in a famine year. Tears, laughs, and full bellies guaranteed.