In 1982, when it came to greenhouse farming, he already had some experience. So this year, he used greenhouses to cultivate vegetables on both plots of his land and around his house. To his surprise, the outcome was quite good—not only were there no pests, but the vegetables also grew exceedingly fast. He wondered whether it had anything to do with using space water for irrigation; regardless, his vegetables' growth always drew exclamations from his neighbors.
That year, regulations on speculation and profiteering had already been relaxed somewhat, and some issues warranted consideration.
Firstly, he had to repay his Merit Value—how should he go about that?
He needed to do good deeds, help others, and thus acquire merit.
However, wanting to help others without money was absolutely impossible, so the problem he was about to face was how to earn money.
