The Famine-Fleeing Grandma: Clearing Out a Supermarket to Feed a Hundred Thousand Refugees

Pocket-dimension golden finger, feel-good story, farming and building wealth, an unexpectedly adorable old woman, modern supplies brought through time

When her nephew throws sixty-year-old Zhou Zhaodi out of his home, she's left fleeing the famine in the dead of winter, nearly starving to death.

The battered ancestral clay pot in her arms suddenly grows hot, sending her spirit to a modern-day vegetable market!

She sees pork and vegetables everywhere, but the moment she hefts an entire side of pork, she bounces right back into the snow.

Meat appearing out of nowhere? Her daughter-in-law and grandchildren are stunned. When refugees crowd around to grab it, she brandishes a knife and roars, "Touch my grandson's food and I'll cut you down!"

From then on, she "shops" every day for rice, white flour, heat packs, and antibiotics, turning the mountain temple into a shelter.

Bandits come to rob them? She flings firecrackers like "thunderbolts" and uses a flashlight as a "demon-revealing mirror," scaring the thieves into kneeling and begging for mercy.

She builds a village and makes a living, growing potatoes with chemical fertilizer until the autumn harvest piles up like a mountain. Even when the county magistrate sends soldiers to collect taxes, she scares them off.

Modern police detect something strange on their surveillance cameras and send an armed squad through time. In the end, she ties them all up.

The battered clay pot connects two worlds. This old woman carves out a secure livelihood and a kingdom for herself in a world torn by chaos!