The Vase Became a Spirit: I Send Billions of Supplies to Raise an Empress

After his parents died in a plane crash, they left Bao Youcai a fortune worth billions, enough for him to loaf around for the rest of his life.

He drifted aimlessly for half a month, until he discovered that the ancestral vase in the corner could connect to ancient times. A small border state two thousand years in the past was facing a crisis of life and death, and a female general was praying to the gods for help.

Faced with the Xiongnu invasion, a devastating drought, shortages of water and food, and people forced to eat their own children, Bao Youcai began his rescue effort with plain rice porridge and pickled vegetables.

On the first day the female general gave out porridge, everyone wondered where her food had come from.

On the third day, people from every village within ten miles had gathered there.

On the tenth day, they all hailed her as a great benefactor who rescued the suffering.

On the twentieth day, a hulking man eight feet tall set about stuffing cloth into fish mouths. He had people embroider a yellow robe, and a stone seal bearing the words "By the Mandate of Heaven, may the emperor live long and prosper" was fished out of the river.

On the thirtieth day, the female general stood atop the city walls and met the Xiongnu army head-on with AKs, Italian cannons, and tanks.

On the fiftieth day, peace had returned to the borderlands, the capital had changed hands, and a new empress had ascended the throne. Three hundred thousand cavalry swept across the Central Plains.

Reading the imperial edict sent back through the vase, Bao Youcai's heart pounded. "I only wanted to unify the whole world. How come you want to marry me, Empress?"