Lu Chenyu, who inherited the mysterious villa, holds the door of time and space that connects the modern and primitive worlds. In modern times, she runs restaurants, builds plantations, relies on rare ingredients from other worlds to open up markets, helps people in welfare homes, and deals with business competition. In the other world, she led the development of the Shiya tribe as a priest, firing bricks and tiles, building city walls and temples, establishing a contribution system, popularizing medical care and textiles; conquering the Hongli and savage tribes of the Red River tribe, and stocking up grain and armaments. Winter is approaching, and the Baitou tribe colludes with the temple priests to watch. Lu Chenyu travels between two worlds, stabilizing modern industry while strengthening tribal defense, facing the upcoming huge crisis.
Reader comments
It's good to watch, but the production is a bit rough. At the beginning of episode 15, when the heroine and Chen Sanshao were discussing business, suddenly there was an inexplicable "wrestling" sentence. I looked back at the original work and found out that it was the title of that chapter. The title of the article was actually given by a character in the comic. It was not coherent at all.
It's good to watch, but the production is a bit rough. At the beginning of episode 15, when the heroine and Chen Sanshao were discussing business, suddenly there was an inexplicable "wrestling" sentence. I looked back at the original work and found out that it was the title of that chapter. The title of the article was actually given by a character in the comic. It was not coherent at all.
Okay, is there a next season?