Marry a Princess from the Start, Then Take Odd Jobs in Ancient Times

He transmigrates to ancient times with nothing to his name and a frail wife he married for convenience.

His father-in-law is a sour-faced old man who drops by every few days to mooch wine and tea.

Before drinking, he brags about national affairs just like everyone else. After drinking, he berates him for being useless.

With no other choice, he has to put up with it and take odd jobs for his wife's sake.

"My dear wife, what do you think is the most profitable thing to do?"

Nineteenth Princess: "Husband, paper is selling for its weight in gold in Luoyang."

He makes some pulp and puts it on the market, but soon realizes he's attracted unwanted attention, so he quickly stops.

The emperor flies into a rage and berates his secret guards for being useless. They can't even find one paper-maker.

"My dear wife, what do you think is the most profitable thing to do?"

Nineteenth Princess: "Husband, liquor."

He casually distills and sells liquor, but the great clans search every corner of the city for him, so he quickly cuts it off.

The emperor flies into a rage. He paid a thousand taels of silver for thousand-year immortal brew, yet can't bear to take a single sip.

Whenever he casually makes something, the emperor flies into a rage, the great clans are thrown into chaos, and the court is plunged into turmoil.

He thinks of himself as an insignificant nobody, never imagining that a transmigrator's mere breath can unleash a tidal wave in this era.

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