Exiled to the Wilderness? My Treasure Basin Earns 100,000 Taels a Day

[Historical romance, exile, infrastructure, treasure basin, satisfying spending spree, revenge and face-slapping, equally matched leads]

In her previous life, she was the most distinguished young lady in the capital. In this life, her entire clan has been stripped of its rank and exiled.

Jiang Mingyue is framed by her hypocritical half-sister and the crown prince. On the way to Liangzhou under guard, she loses her family and all hope.

Who could have guessed that she'd wake up with a battered copper basin in her arms?

The ancient divine treasure, the Breathsoil Treasure Basin, produces a hundred thousand taels of gold a day!

The crown prince thinks she'll die in the desert? He's thinking too small.

Nowhere to live? She buys an abandoned military governor's residence and turns it into a private home more luxurious than the imperial palace.

Worried about bandits? She spends a fortune hiring three thousand armored cavalry, telling everyone they're “helping her herd sheep.”

No connections? She pays a million gold taels to heal the old injury of a crippled God of War, then recruits the former great general as her personal steward.

She opens trade routes, builds academies, improves irrigation, establishes medical offices, and makes ironware.

The people of Liangzhou go from saying, “That woman must be crazy,” to kneeling in tears and crying, “Long live our lord!”

In the beginning, the cold and aloof God of War, now her chief steward, keeps a grim daily ledger: “My lord, you've spent another fifty thousand taels today...”

Later, he kneels on one knee, his eyes burning with enthusiasm. “My lord, the capital is short on military funds. Why don't I lead an army to buy the capital too, and put it in your name?”

Jiang Mingyue toys with her pure-gold abacus, smiling brightly.

“I never take revenge. I just happen to be in the habit of using money to buy everything my enemies own.”