Traveling to Ancient Times: I Became Popular by Building a Women's Inn

Keywords: Warmth and healing | Infrastructure | Farming | No CP | Female group portrait Shen Qing, a 40-year-old senior HR manager, traveled through the troubled times of ancient times on a rainy night when she was diagnosed with cancer. Start with a dilapidated house, bound to "All Things Shelter". She refused internal friction and used modern management techniques to transform the ruins into an inn. Here, a vulgar butcher turned into a security captain, a disfigured courtesan was reinvented into a public relations director, and her mistress was promoted to executive CEO. There is no house fighting or hen fighting, just girls helping girls. They use labor to gain dignity and use warmth to heal wounds. This is an experiment in mutual aid between women across time and space, and a guide to self-reinvention for all confused women. This is a troubled time when the Ming Dynasty is not like the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty is not like the Qing Dynasty. The imperial power has declined, natural disasters have occurred year after year, and the land has become as dry as the back of an old farmer's hand. Although the capital is hundreds of miles away, this area called "Three No Matters" is a famous ghost land. To the north are rogue bandits, to the south are cannibal clans, and in the middle is a dilapidated inn that has been abandoned for who knows how many years. Legend has it that this place is haunted, and no one who goes in can come out alive. Until today, I changed the core.