Tang Dynasty Convenience Store: The Back Door Leads to the Zhenguan Era

Qian Duoduo had just graduated from college. While his classmates were all heading off to work at big companies, he chose to return to his hometown and take over a convenience store with poor sales in a remote location. Just when he thought his life would be mediocre from then on, an unexpected discovery changed everything: the store's back door led to Pingkang Ward in Chang'an during the Zhenguan era of the Tang dynasty!

The shelves that had once been covered in dust were now piled with "rare treasures" that Tang nobles could only dream of. A packet of instant noodles amazed a princess, a bottle of cola made a general bow down, and even a piece of chocolate could be exchanged for a chunk of mutton-fat jade. And the first customer to open that strange door was none other than Princess Li Mingyue, the emperor's eldest daughter.

A business empire that began with free samples, growing from a single bag of potato chips to a chain of convenience stores across the Tang dynasty. Qian Duoduo not only had to exchange Tang copper coins for gold and sell precious medicinal herbs, lumber, and jade in the modern world, but also deal with Tang customers whose curiosity grew by the day, handle royal family members who occasionally came by to "inspect incognito," and sometimes help the Tang court with a few little problems...