[Connecting Past and Present + Stockpiling Supplies + Infrastructure Building + Famine Years + Bringing a Best Friend Along]
[Handsome ancient prince x Modern pampered heiress] + [Cold-faced ancient general x Modern quirky, witty comedienne]
In the 21st century, Gu Xixi’s father is framed and imprisoned. He tells her to protect the family’s antique vase at all costs.
She never expects the vase to come alive, gain the ability to send things across time, and bring Prince Jing of the Xingyue Kingdom right to her.
After she cures his poison, Prince Jing returns to the Xingyue Kingdom.
Gu Xixi and her best friend Ye Jingwan want to help Prince Jing overcome his difficulties and defy fate.
So they decide to stockpile supplies and send them to him. They have money to spare.
They plan not only to pamper Prince Jing, but also to provide food for his soldiers and the people.
The antiques Prince Jing sends them make them richer and richer.
After an accident, Gu Xixi discovers that she can travel to the Xingyue Kingdom herself.
She brings Ye Jingwan along to develop the borderlands and build infrastructure, turning Liangzhou into a perfect home.
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More than two thousand years ago, Mo Yucheng, Prince Jing of the Xingyue Kingdom, was sent by the emperor and empress dowager to guard the frontier at Liangzhou when he was thirteen. He was forbidden from ever returning to the capital.
At just thirteen, he began fighting alongside General Cheng. He won countless battles and never suffered a defeat.
Then famine struck, and years of warfare left the people of Liangzhou destitute and starving, with all food supplies exhausted.
Poisoned by a spy sent from the capital, he believed he was about to die when he met Gu Xixi.
Gu Xixi cured his poison, fed him, and even prepared military supplies for his battles.
Already love-struck after falling for Gu Xixi at first sight, he was completely smitten…
He gladly offered her everything he owned.
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Mo Yucheng: “Xixi, how can I repay you for saving my life? How about I devote my life to you?”
Cheng Shaoling: “Jingwan, would you be my general’s wife?”
It's super pretty, that's why it's been discontinued. I don't have the literary talent to describe how pretty it is, but I just love it so much.