[Farming + transmigration between ancient and modern times + adorable children + cozy business-building (slice of life, no romance)]
Note: Readers who care about historical accuracy should proceed with caution.
The golden bracelet of four-year-old Princess Chengyang, nicknamed Tuanzi, can connect to the modern world.
It starts with her bringing back red date porridge and goji berries from her first transmigration, and leads to her discovering that Tang dynasty medicinal herbs can be sold for money in the modern world.
From saving her mother to supporting her father, from palace workshops to assembly lines in her fiefdom.
With a little shoulder bag on her back, she travels between two worlds. A single fever reducer saves Empress Zhangsun, a ginseng root brings back supplies for a strong army, and a box of lighters earns wages for the entire village.
The palace is still the same palace, but each day brings more hope.
This isn’t magic. It’s the everyday story of a four-year-old cutie quietly changing the Tang dynasty with modern knowledge.
