Exiled to Lingnan, I Invited Su Shi to Dance

[Farming + Time Travel + Space Spiritual Spring + Family Affairs + Daily Life + Getting Rich + Warmth + Access to Modern Times + Selling Vegetables + No CP + From Scratch + Micro-Group Portraits + Exile + Building + Food + Infrastructure + Traveling Between Today and Ancient Times] Xia Xiaomo, a modern folk singer, once traveled through time and became a concubine who was abandoned by her family and died of illness on the road to exile. On the verge of death, he was rescued by Su Shi, who had sympathy for his illness. When she woke up, the ancestral jade bracelet on her wrist quietly transformed into a strange space connected to modern times and containing a spiritual spring. In order to repay the kindness of saving her life, and because of the injustice she suffered against her idol, she decided to go forward side by side with Su Shi. Along the way, she used the spiritual spring and knowledge of space to treat her fellow travelers, and assembled a "team of exiles." After arriving in Lingnan, she did not sink, but opened up wasteland, farmed, and worked hard to build an unprecedented "Song Livehouse". Su Shi's poems that were accused of "slandering the government" were composed into golden songs and sung into popular ballads here; his calligraphy and paintings have become the most fashionable cultural creation. Xia Xiaomo used modern business thinking to build "Su Dongpo" into a phenomenon-level IP, so that the accusation would be self-evident in the love of the people. When the political opponents in the DPRK and China were suppressing again, Xia Xiaomo activated the space door and took Su Shi into the Livehouse a thousand years later. Under the spotlight, Su Shi held an electric guitar, wore a Song robe, and sang the time-traveling song "Ding Feng Bo". "Who is afraid? You can live your whole life in the misty rain!" The audience was filled with the excitement and chorus of thousands of modern young people. At this moment, he personally verified that the vitality of culture is enough to crush all shackles of stigma.