After an accident during a family outing takes both her parents, Yun Chuxiu, overwhelmed by grief, gives up everything she had in the big city and returns to her parents’ old house to live alone.
One day, a little child from ancient times knocks on her door and barges into her bleak world. The child gradually heals her, helping her overcome the pain of losing her parents. Before long, she’s transmigrating between ancient and modern times while raising a child, and even helping another parallel ancient world develop along the way.
And so the Great Qian Dynasty gains high-yield crops, snowflake salt, glass, cement, and all sorts of other modern inventions.
There’s also a wondrous shop on Vermilion Bird Street called Yoyo’s Shop, which leaves the capital’s residents amazed.
(The main story follows the adorable child and the heroine’s daily life across ancient and modern times, as well as her friendship with the empress. There’s a romance, with a side plot about her relationship with the child’s father, plus plenty of laughs at the emperor’s expense.)
A good book, traveling from ancient times to modern times, a very interesting book, worth recommending
It's super nice and recommended. It would be great if the heroine could dress up in ancient times, be with the hero, and have Youyou as their daughter.
Cute babies are all the rage these days, come on, author [plus one on bookshelf] A little princess who was born in the troubled times of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, has space and the ability to travel through ancient and modern times, and exchange materials between ancient and modern times. The author still pays great attention to the details of the era background. This Qian Dynasty is an imaginary parallel world. The modern heroine helps end the troubled times. It mainly focuses on the daily life of the little princess and the heroine in the ancient and modern planes.
Very interesting, a rare treasure
Good book, very interesting
Very nice, recommended.