The Buddha Shrine Connects Past and Present: Emptying a Warehouse to Save Flood Victims, Prince, Don't Fall for Me Too Hard

[An ancient prince vs. a down-and-out rich heiress, past and present connected + infrastructure building + famine + political intrigue + sweet romance + getting rich]

Lin Xishe unexpectedly discovers that the Buddhist shrine her mother left her can connect to ancient times. A prince from over a thousand years ago sends her a written plea for help.

The armies of seven Hu-Rong kingdoms have invaded, and countless frontier soldiers have fallen. Floodwaters ravage Beiyan City, where civilians and soldiers are reduced to chewing tree bark and grass roots. After a month of relentless rain, the city walls' flood barriers are on the verge of collapsing!

With nowhere else to turn, the prince vows to eat vegetarian for the rest of his life and prays to Guanyin for food and guidance on how to hold back the flood and protect the embankments.

Unable to bear the thought of her Han ancestors being slaughtered by foreign invaders, Lin Xishe sells the prince's calligraphy despite barely being able to support herself, making a fortune of a hundred million and beginning to send supplies to the ancient prince.

Flood-control supplies and modern delicacies make the people of the past believe she is a true Bodhisattva living in paradise.

An AI robot descends from the heavens, and the myth of turning beans into soldiers becomes reality!

Worried their positions are at stake, the frontier soldiers fight the enemy even more fiercely.

The prince sends her great quantities of gold, silver, calligraphy, paintings, antiques, and vessels as offerings.

Thanks to antiques from a thousand years ago, Lin Xishe gets rich again. Her ex-boyfriend has a change of heart and pursues her passionately. When the prince hears that Lin Xishe is about to be engaged, he panics.

He offers himself and the entire court to the Bodhisattva in his heart.

The chief eunuch raises the imperial edict appointing her empress.

The realm is at peace, and I have built paradise. Will you be my empress?