会社に成果を奪われ過労死した俺、二度目の人生で農地再生システムを起動したら、父の赤字農園が

Yuma Fujiwara, an agricultural researcher who graduated from the University of Tokyo and died from overwork after his research findings were stolen by his company, In his second life, he chose not to return to a large Tokyo corporation, but to save the struggling farm in his hometown that his father had protected. The farm was burdened with a debt of 48 million yen. The villagers laughed at him as a "loser who ran back to the countryside," the bank pressured him to liquidate the farm, and a large corporation tried to buy his land at a bargain price. However, Yuma possessed a power born from the research findings stolen in his previous life. That power was— "Farmland Regeneration System" With the ability to discern soil conditions, crop suitability, and even future revenue streams, he could produce high-sugar tomatoes worth 30,000 yen a box from a dilapidated greenhouse that everyone had abandoned. Vegetables fought over by high-end restaurants in Tokyo. The resurgence of elderly people who thought they had no choice but to sell their land. A dramatic reversal against the large corporation that sought to control his hometown. This is a modern agricultural revival story about a man whose life was ruined in Tokyo, who transforms his father's struggling farm and declining village into a nationally recognized brand. Recommended for fans of light novels, rags-to-riches stories, system reversals, village revitalization, agricultural cheats, and regional regeneration. *This work is an original work of fiction. It is not related to any existing works, companies, or organizations. Keywords: Light novel, rags-to-riches story, reversal, revenge, modern fantasy, system-based, cheat abilities, agricultural cheats, agricultural manga, agricultural novel, village revitalization, regional regeneration, declining village, business reconstruction, slow life, modern drama, work novel, regeneration rather than revenge, starting life over, second life