Late Ming: My Wormhole Leads to the Chongzhen Emperor

In the winter of the second year of the Chongzhen reign, the Shen family estate was on the verge of starving to death. Shen Zhiyuan stared at the ancestral bronze mirror on the north wall of the storeroom. In the mirror, snow was falling four hundred years in the past. The mirror could transport goods: a little modern mirror worth three yuan could sell for two taels of silver in the past; bezoar, thrown away as “waste” by villagers who slaughtered their cattle, was eagerly bought by his old classmate for 150,000 yuan per jin. One wall, two worlds, profit on both sides. While others transmigrated with a System, he relied on supply chains: a bankrupt e-commerce boss took his business back to the second year of the Chongzhen reign. First, he fed a village. Then, he built a fortress. And finally, he pulled a sinking dynasty back from the other side of the wall.