Shen Qing, an older unmarried woman, unexpectedly comes into possession of a space. She starts putting all kinds of modern grains, vegetable seeds, and recipes inside to grow. She also brings in a set of modern household appliances, a small generator, and every kind of bathroom amenity. The space has a spring that purifies her body and keeps her young forever.
Her ability to learn also improves by leaps and bounds. Later, she switches to working from home as a translator while taking care of her aging parents. After they pass away, she begins living on her own. During one trip, she accidentally steps off a ledge and doesn't have time to get into her space. She is reborn in the Tang Dynasty... Heh, I heard they didn't have underground sewers in the Tang Dynasty, and bathing was inconvenient, so I'll bring my own. No chili peppers? I'll bring those too. But she can only use these things in secret behind closed doors. She can't let anyone else find out, because this is an age when imperial power reigns supreme.
Just for fun. Please go easy on me if anything doesn't make sense
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The story is very good, but it is a huge failure to be considered the male protagonist. I feel better without him. I really want to write about what happened after Shen Qing traveled back in time. Can there be another book where Shen Qing travels back to modern times to study and make a fortune?
It's better to finish writing it in one go
My brother didn't notice it at all after so many times.
It feels like I haven't even gotten married yet, but I'm already taking care of people and housekeeping.
I feel like there are a lot of girls who love money.
This is Yanchun. Didn't you say before that you don't want to smoke your hair?
Take care and wish your family peace!
Come on, my little book fan is always here.
This male protagonist is a bit of a stranger hahaha...
So that bracelet. It's possible that someone went to the capital and brought it back to them, and then gave it to the heroine...