Exiled to Lingnan, I Invite Su Shi to a Dance Party

[Farming + transmigration + a space with a spirit spring + family life + daily life + making a fortune + cozy + a path to the modern era + selling vegetables + no romance + building from nothing + a light ensemble cast + exile + housebuilding + cuisine + infrastructure + from modern times to ancient times] Xia Xiaomo, a modern folk singer, transmigrates one day into the body of a concubine-born daughter abandoned by her family, who died of illness on the road to exile. As she hovers between life and death, Su Shi, a fellow sufferer, saves her. When she awakens, the ancestral jade bangle on her wrist has mysteriously transformed into a strange space connected to the modern world and containing a spirit spring. To repay Su Shi for saving her life, and because she cannot bear to see her idol treated unfairly, she resolves to stand by his side. Along the way, she uses the spirit spring and her knowledge to treat her fellow travelers, bringing together a band of exiles. After arriving in Lingnan, she refuses to sink into despair. Instead, she clears land, farms, and devotes herself to creating an unprecedented Great Song Livehouse. Su Shi's poems, accused of “slandering the government,” are set to music and become hit folk songs; his paintings and calligraphy become the trendiest cultural merchandise. With a modern business mindset, Xia Xiaomo turns “Su Dongpo” into a sensational IP, causing the charges against him to crumble in the face of popular adoration. When political enemies at court move against him again, Xia Xiaomo activates the space portal and takes Su Shi with her, stepping into a Livehouse a thousand years in the future. Under the spotlights, Su Shi holds an electric guitar, dressed in Song robes, and sings “Calming the Waves,” a song that has crossed through time. “Who's afraid? I'll let the rain and wind fall as they may!” Below the stage, countless modern young people roar and sing along. In that moment, he proves for himself that the vitality of culture is enough to smash any shackle of vilification.