Qiu Wushuang, the owner of an antique shop, unexpectedly discovered that the ancestral blue and white porcelain vase could be connected for two thousand years. What was even more shocking was that the other end of the connection was an ancient young general who was trapped on the battlefield. The general was guarding the frontier, but he was faced with a siege by an army of 300,000 barbarians. Due to natural and man-made disasters, the people in the city starved to death everywhere...
After witnessing all this, Qiu Wushuang felt compassion and decided to use modern resources to help the general. She used vases as transmission channels to continuously deliver modern food and daily necessities to ancient times, from fragrant meat buns to steaming steamed meat buns, to various fresh vegetables and fruits...
Qiu Wushuang also taught modern military theories and weapons manufacturing techniques to the past, helping the generals build a powerful army and weapons arsenal. However, just as Qiu Wushuang was flourishing in ancient times, modern life encountered a crisis. She was framed and her family business was on the verge of bankruptcy.
At this critical moment, after the young general from ancient times learned the news, he sent a large number of priceless antique calligraphy and paintings as well as gold and silver jewelry to help Qiu Wushuang tide over the difficulties. Qiu Wushuang used these antiques to successfully save the family business and became a strong woman in the business world. And the young general who received help relied on modern weapons and equipment and strategies and tactics to quell the civil strife, repel the barbarians, and finally unified the world.
After becoming famous, the general kept his promise and built a temple for Qiu Wushuang to worship from generation to generation. What is even more surprising is that he also sent a special "betrothal gift" - a marriage letter with mountains and rivers as the betrothal, as well as a set of exquisite phoenix crowns and harems, waiting for the beautiful woman to rush to the thousand-year appointment.
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