Tang Yanran, a poor student, graduated from college only to find herself unemployed. By chance, she discovered that the bracelet her grandmother had left her contained a space.
With a space like that, what else could she do but stock up on supplies in preparation for the apocalypse, rebirth, or transmigration? Tang Yanran managed to wheedle a million yuan out of her divorced-and-remarried parents and went on a shopping spree.
Just after she finished stocking up, she returned to her old family home in town. There, she accidentally opened a door in her grandmother’s room, and something amazing happened: she arrived in another world and became Tang Chen Ce, a scholar who dressed as a man.
Even more astonishing, she could travel freely between the two worlds and switch bodies at will.
From then on, Tang Yanran began switching freely between the ancient and modern worlds. She sold modern fruit, grain, and soap in the past, and brought antiques and calligraphy back to sell for a fortune…
She used her space to gather grain and treasures, solve food shortages, help a prince reclaim lost territory, and became the “Sea Goddess” in the mouths of fishermen. She even brought high-yield, superior crops to the Dayu Dynasty…
As her business grew and she thrived in both worlds, this tomboy made the dashing prince wonder if he was gay…
Overall it looks pretty good
Can you travel through a few more planes?
This book is very well written, and the second marriage between the male and female protagonist is perfect.
Very interesting book
Super super super super super super good looking
Why is it that the ancient male protagonist is the past life of the modern male protagonist (who he considers himself to be the second male protagonist)? I have always regarded the modern male protagonist as the descendant of the male protagonist, but suddenly I saw that it is actually a reincarnation relationship😔