Exiled in a Famine, I Stockpile Supplies and Pamper the Cold-Faced Prince

Song Wanqing graduates from college straight into unemployment, and becomes a cast-off daughter, thrown out of a wealthy family.

She returns to her mother's ancestral hometown and inherits a dilapidated little courtyard.

By chance, she discovers that the old tree in the backyard can connect to ancient times.

At the other end of the tree is Xiao Mohan, a prince of Great Qi who has just been exiled.

It happens to be a once-in-a-century famine.

When Xiao Mohan is on the brink of death, he passes through the tree and arrives in the modern world.

Song Wanqing spends her own money on medicine and food to save him.

And so,

Xiao Mohan, who was on the verge of dying, ends up living better than the officials escorting him.

Not only do his wounds heal, his leg is no longer lame, and all the subordinates exiled alongside him are full of energy.

Their exile turns into a pleasure trip, and in the end, their names are cleared and they live in style.

Song Wanqing also receives plenty of antiques from Xiao Mohan, and her bank balance keeps growing.

But later,

after accepting half of Xiao Mohan's personal jade pendant, carved with the image of the old tree, she is transported to ancient times while delivering supplies that night.

Staring at her unfamiliar surroundings, Song Wanqing is utterly confused. “Wait, how did I end up here too?”

Xiao Mohan: “Wanwan, I knew you'd come.”