Gu Xiaoyue, who just wants to lie flat, unexpectedly discovers that her family's century-old shop connects the past and present.
The unexpected visitor turns out to be Prince Wei of the Great Tuo Dynasty, a figure mentioned in unofficial histories.
To help the disaster victims after an earthquake, Gu Xiaoyue helps Prince Wei stockpile grain and building materials, establish schools, and teach new skills. Against all odds, she transforms the devastated region into a paradise where people can live and work in peace.
Gu Xiaoyue makes a fortune, saves her parents' century-old shop, drives away her scheming uncle and aunt, and gives her vain ex-boyfriend a thorough face-slapping.
Prince Wei's achievements make the emperor wary, so he orders him to lead 100,000 elite troops against a million Japanese pirates and cuts off their provisions.
It's plain as day that he's sending Prince Wei to his death.
Prince Wei comes to say goodbye to Gu Xiaoyue, but she raises an eyebrow. “My prince, who dares lay a hand on you?”
What I wrote above is a very good story, but it ends too quickly.
Travel back and forth between the two realms to save all sentient beings.
The book is very good, but it's a bit short!
Good recommendation