Su Wan was an anchor who helped farmers and brought goods. He overturned his car and fell into the water and then opened his eyes again. He became a refugee after the flood in Jiangnan.
There are moldy disaster relief porridge in the front, and guards escorting the Black Mountain Mine in the back. She thought this was a dead end until she saw a warehouse full of moldy rice - who said moldy rice can't turn over? Vinegar was brewed using local methods, and a vat of red liquid dyed half of the river. The county magistrate came to discuss business in person.
From moldy grains to mushrooms, from military rations to blind boxes, she brought the modern e-commerce system to the Liang Dynasty: the emperor ate the vinegar she brewed until he cried, the sixth prince became her biggest "partner", and even the severe drought in the North relied on the wheat seeds she hid in the blind boxes.
Everyone thought she was just a disaster victim who could sell goods. No one knows that every trade route she builds is part of a larger map - the QR code in the underground palace murals points to twelve golden pillars that hide the fine seeds of previous dynasties, and at the bottom of the pillars lies her blind father, who has been imprisoned in the imperial mausoleum for ten years.
She believes that what is lacking in this era is not just food, but someone who can tell a story of thousands of miles from a seed.
Wherever there is a famine in the world, there is suji grain. She is not here to rewrite history, she is just here to bring goods - by the way, bring life to the world.
