My Rice Vat Is from Ancient Times, and I Sell Rice at the Beginning

Lu Zheng, 24 years old, is a small farmhouse owner on the verge of bankruptcy. Until he discovered that his ancestral old rice vat was actually a time and space passage connecting ancient times. At the bottom of the tank is the northern border of the Daqian Dynasty. There has been a hundred years of drought and starvation everywhere. The cold and charming female general Chu Qingshuang was worried about the food rations for the entire city's soldiers and civilians, and was even preparing to kill war horses to satisfy hunger. As for Lu Zheng, the grain and oil wholesale market is facing mountains of rice, and sweet potatoes are sold by the ton. A bag of rice can be exchanged for peerless royal blue and white porcelain. A cart of instant noodles was exchanged for ten thousand taels of gold and century-old wild ginseng. The rice jar comes with its own storage space, and Lu Zheng embarks on a frantic road of reselling in both directions, both ancient and modern. In modern times, he is a mysterious antique tycoon, a top tycoon, and the behind-the-scenes controller of a business empire. In ancient times, he was the god of food and grass who saved all people, and a hidden master who single-handedly promoted agricultural and economic changes. Compound fertilizers have allowed wasteland to produce thousands of kilograms per acre, and improved seeds have changed the fate of Daqian. Modern stainless steel anti-stab suits and drawings of repeating crossbows can be delivered the next day as long as you have enough antique gold pipes. Beneath the caressing appearance, there is a brave and careful heart. He believes in a truth - insufficient firepower is the original sin, and crushing with materials is the right way. This is a story about a modern profiteer and an ancient female general joining forces to rewrite two eras with instant noodles and chemical fertilizers.