[Two-way time travel + adorable child + no System + Tang Dynasty darling + miracle-doctor middleman]
“Did you crawl up from underground, like a magician?”
After arriving in the Tang Dynasty, Su Jing found himself with a four-year-old Jiuzi pointing a little wooden sword at his nose, looking utterly adorable.
One rainbow lollipop was all it took for the frail, often-ill princess to call him “Immortal Big Brother” on the spot.
One bottle of AD calcium milk brought Empress Zhangsun to tears, exclaiming that she had met a true immortal.
When Li Shimin stormed into the bedchamber with a saber in hand, he found his most beloved daughter hugging a pink plush rabbit and munching on Oreos, her cheeks rosy as she cried, “Father, try this candy the immortals eat!”
Li Er was devastated. “My empire can't even compete with a plastic stick?”
Su Jing had only wanted to become a quiet middleman in the Tang Dynasty. Little did he know that a “broken wooden box for storing snacks” he'd brought back on a whim was actually a priceless, one-of-a-kind Tang Dynasty red sandalwood treasure.
On a livestream for appraising antiques, an expert fell to his knees on the spot. “Please! You call this national treasure a snack box? The bidding starts at eight figures. Anything less is an insult to our ancestors!”
From then on, Su Jing began shuttling goods between the two worlds at a frantic pace.
In the Tang Dynasty, he was the all-knowing “Immortal Su,” capable of curing stubborn illnesses. Even Li Shimin wanted to be sworn brothers with him.
In the modern world, he was a mysterious, fabulously wealthy man with peerless antiques. Even an ordinary flea-market find could send shock waves through the industry.
Su Jing: “I never wanted to be an immortal. I just wanted to bring Jiuzi some medicine that wasn't bitter, and maybe make a fortune along the way!”
A very good novel
I can't say this book is not good, and I can't say it's good either. I'll wait and see when updating Chapter 100.