The Broken Wardrobe at the Junkyard Can Take You to the Ming Dynasty?

[Travel Between Two Worlds] [Late Ming] [Junkyard] [Trading Goods] [Comeback and Face-Slapping]

The day his gold-digging girlfriend kicked him to the curb, Lin Fan toppled headfirst from a secondhand wardrobe into a desolate village at the end of the Ming dynasty, in the third year of the Chongzhen era.

The owner of a modern junkyard had become a despised gambling addict in a poor late-Ming village.

His family had nothing, his father was gravely ill, a local bully was demanding repayment, and his sister-in-law had nearly been seized as payment for the debt.

Then he discovered that the broken wardrobe could take him back and forth between two worlds.

A glass cup from a discount store was priceless colored glass in the late Ming. A bag of polished rice could be exchanged for Ming dynasty silver.

He traded modern goods with one hand and bought antiques and gold with the other.

All he wanted was to quietly make a fortune, but before he knew it, he was caught up in the struggle between legitimate and illegitimate heirs of the Liu family's trading house, amid the chaos of a nation on the brink of collapse...