After graduating from college, Ye Chen hits one dead end after another and has no choice but to return home and take over the orchard.
His grandfather passes away, the orchard's oranges go unsold, and the family is buried in debt.
Ye Chen is now three generations deep in debt.
Faced with a sky-high bill, Ye Chen feels utterly exhausted, both body and soul.
Just when he's about to run out of options, he discovers that the dry well in his grandfather's storeroom leads to another world.
Throw in rotten oranges, and he gets three jade sacrificial beast heads, each worth a fortune.
Throw in old clothes and ragged quilts, and he gets a trove of gold, silver, jewels, and prayers, earning him the title of immortal!
With the money he makes from selling antiques, Ye Chen amasses a vast fortune and reaches the pinnacle of success.
In the end, the Empress is even willing to give herself to him, gladly becoming his bedmate.
The borderlands of the Great Qian Dynasty are in crisis. Beset by troubles at home and abroad, the nation stands on the brink of ruin.
Empress Ji Wuyue is prepared to fight to the death, when a dry well suddenly appears from nowhere, endlessly disgorging all kinds of supplies.
With the supplies and advanced technology Ye Chen provides, the Empress sweeps away threats from every direction and puts down the rebellions!
In the end, the immortal himself descends and unifies the world!
With the realm united, Empress Ji Wuyue, dressed in a bright red wedding gown and holding a marriage contract, kneels beside the dry well and cries out: “If Immortal Ruyuan will have me, Wuyue wishes to remain by your side forever!”
