Nanny Fu had an accident and transmigrated three hundred years into the future.
Standing in a high-tech city, she was terrified. She couldn’t read, had no money, and was left to wander the streets...
After being passed from place to place, she was sent to a university for seniors and joined a literacy class.
She had meant to make the best of things, but as soon as the teacher called attendance, she vanished from her seat in a flash.
While washing clothes and cooking at the fiefdom’s prince’s estate, she disappeared with a whoosh once again.
It took her a while to learn that this was called transmigration.
Her case was even stranger: she transmigrated at random, back and forth, whenever she pleased.
Unable to control it, she could only do her best to adapt to modern life. She threw herself into her lessons, studying with all her might, thinking that once she returned to the prince’s estate, she could turn her knowledge and broader perspective into mountains of gold and silver, help the prince who tended cattle secretly grow rich, and wait for a chance to march back to the capital.
Later, she became famous in both worlds. Historians hounded her, archaeologists pestered her endlessly, and senior officials earnestly begged her to protect the missing national treasures...
The old nanny couldn’t understand why that thick book was a national treasure. Since she couldn’t bring it back with her, she memorized it in the past, then copied it out in the modern world. Her handwriting was crooked, but people treasured it as priceless.
Later, when the prince who had tended cattle reclaimed the throne, she asked while attending to his writing supplies, “Your Majesty, that place is like a heavenly realm. Would you like to go there with this old servant?”
A real old nanny (Important! She will not turn into a young beauty.)
No CP (Important! Though she does have admirers.)
Alternate world + university for seniors + prince who tends cattle + two-world connection + mother-son bond + master-servant bond + a little court intrigue + a little national affairs + no System
