The heroine, A Lai, is a modern woman with an insatiable curiosity and a bit of a nosy streak. Whenever something lively is happening, she rushes over to join in. Once, she tagged along with a group preparing to transmigrate, hoping to enjoy a three-day trip to the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Instead, they encountered the legendary "Earth Dragon's Turn" and ended up in the early Ming Dynasty, still unsettled several centuries later. They would have to wait three years for a chance to return. Then, an inexplicable incident involving photos taken on a cell phone landed them in court. With no identification, they were all thrown in jail and eventually sold into slavery. This is a bittersweet and hilarious adventure of modern people in ancient times. Will they stay amid the wealth and splendor of the past, or seize their chance to return to the modern world? See what they choose.
The writing here is different from the plan, and I think it is more credible to write it this way. Using money and clothes is a bit far-fetched. Mobile phones must have been explosive in such backward ancient times. I remember watching TV during the Republic of China when I was a kid. At that time, people couldn't accept the huge cameras. It's said to be a soul-catching thing. It was close to modern civilization at that time, with electric lights and telephones, and it was still like this. In ancient times, people who only knew ghosts, gods and bodhisattvas would definitely not be able to accept mobile phones.