The Empire Built on Rice Episode 65
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The Empire Built on Rice
Chapters: 100
Play Count: 383
Alex, armed with memories from another life, founds RiceTech in college, propelling it to national leadership by age 22. He boldly challenges toxic giants, unites local brands, and launches RiceMart. Expanding into clean energy, Alex fights to restore national pride, forging a legendary path of innovation and resilience.
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Alex, armed with memories from another life, founds RiceTech in college, propelling it to national leadership by age 22. He boldly challenges toxic giants, unites local brands, and launches RiceMart. Expanding into clean energy, Alex fights to restore national pride, forging a legendary path of innovation and resilience.
After Farming, I Hit It Big!
Luna Hart, top spiritual plant master of the Cultivation Realm, transmigrated into a D-list modern actress. After A-list boyfriend Kyle Reed’s humiliation and agent Mia Clark’s betrayal, she happily returned home to farm. Her crops taste amazing and cure illnesses—unexpectedly, her farming made her a viral top star.
I Became a Feudal Food Lord
Andrew Forrest transmigrated into a feudal era during a deadly drought. His wife, Luna, gave him their only bowl of rice, which was spoiled, so he spat it out. She panicked, begging him not to hit her. Realizing the original owner of his body used to beat her, Andrew helped her up, promised to be kind, and went out to find food.
