Republican Era: I Really Didn't Mean to Cause Trouble

Gu Ming can travel between two eras, including the Republic of China.

He traded twenty catties of rice for a few silver dollars, which somehow earned him millions.

A bottle of 1915 Lai Mao liquor was worth tens of millions.

He had planned to keep a low profile, make a little money from the price difference as a time-traveling trader, and settle for a comfortable life. He never intended to fight anyone for anything.

But a butterfly's wings are always so wondrous. Give them the slightest flutter, and you get swept into the surging tide.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.