I Opened a Portal in the Desert and Put All of the Northwest on the Map

Zhang Xiaohui, a woman returning to her hometown with a million yuan in debt, is walking in despair through Shapotou when she unexpectedly awakens the ability to teleport through space. She goes alone to Shenzhen and breaks into the high-end market with Ningxia goji berries, only to be framed by her competitors for selling counterfeit goods. Unable to clear her name, she has 137 stores open their boxes and inspect the products simultaneously, letting the truth speak for itself. In the midst of the crisis, the young Yan Fei sees through her secret and joins her without hesitation. Together, they build “invisible warehouses” and establish “central control nodes,” using “a thousand people, a thousand warehouses” to evade national surveillance. When an earthquake strikes, she goes seven sleepless nights delivering life-saving supplies to the disaster zone. The government eventually comes to her with an offer: “Let’s build an emergency corridor together.” She agrees, but on three conditions. Later, she announces to the world: “The Silk Road Bridge is now underway.” It is for saving lives, not for war.