The Female General in the Modern Era: Stockpiling Supplies to Save Her Army

The moment armored war god Zhen Yi is surrounded by rebels, the jade bangle on He Yao's wrist suddenly grows hot in her modern apartment.

As rows of supermarket shelves vanish into her pocket dimension, instant noodles and cold weapons from the twenty-first century come crashing into a battlefield filled with the smoke of war from a thousand years ago. This transmigrated female general, cool on the outside but warm inside, carries a box of ration bars through a rift in time and throws supplies to the dying soldiers.

"Trade your chain mail for this bulletproof vest." She coolly tosses a box of antibiotics to Zhen Yi, only for him to grab her by the waist with bloodstained hands. "You saved a hundred thousand soldiers. How can I ever repay you?" As the demands of her spatial missions keep escalating, this hoarding maniac and the possessive ancient war god wage a battle across time, between the supermarket warehouse and the beacon tower.

Modern logistics versus ancient strategy. As she shuttles between two worlds, what she transports is far more than food: it's the spark that changes the fate of a dynasty. But do the ever-growing pile of marriage contracts in her space count as going above and beyond the call of duty?

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