Wang Yong married Liu Mei, and everyone in the village called her the laziest woman around—she never worked, only cracked sunflower seeds and sat on the doorstep. Later, she told Wang Yong to cut down 80% of the apple trees. His father was so furious that he suffered a stroke, while his mother threatened him with a bottle of pesticide, demanding that he change his mind. The entire village gathered along the field ridges to watch and laugh at them. The couple moved into a rundown shack in the orchard and took care of their six mu of land. They spread lime, deeply plowed the soil, and covered it with river sand. This wasn't ordinary farming; it was artificial cultivation. They planted morel mushrooms, something nobody had ever seen before. Their very first sale brought in 190,000 yuan. Relatives came knocking to borrow money, his second uncle offered just 300 yuan to rent their land, and some people even blocked the entrance to their greenhouse to curse at him. Yet Liu Mei continued sitting around, cracking sunflower seeds as always. Only at the very end did Wang Yong finally ask her how she had known all along.