I Married Into the Frontier With a Treasury, and My Husband Became Emperor

[Pocket dimension + farming + frontier + rugged husband + business]

Gu Jinshu transmigrates and becomes a pitiful concubine-born daughter, framed by her stepmother and forced to marry a rugged man on the frontier in someone else's place.

Fortunately, the heavens make it up to her with a pocket dimension of her own, stocked with modern supplies and everything she could need to eat, wear, and use.

She plans to quietly build her fortune on the frontier, relying on her pocket dimension to make money without attracting attention, and settle into life as a little rich woman.

But after marrying, she discovers that her husband, the rugged man rumored to be “hideously ugly and a ruthless killer,” is not only incredibly handsome, but so poor that the entire army can't even afford salt.

Gu Jinshu sighs, rolls up her sleeves, and gets to work: growing grain on the Gobi, digging salt wells in the desert, and turning a frontier town into the most prosperous trade hub on the Silk Road.

Her caravan reaches all thirty-six Western Regions kingdoms, bringing her a fortune.

Then her rugged husband takes the army provisions she grows, the iron ore she mines, and the silver she earns, and fights his way from the frontier to the Central Plains.

On the day he is crowned emperor, he turns back with a smile and says, “My dear, set aside a little more silver from your dowry. It's time to build the imperial palace.”

Gu Jinshu: “...”