[Main story complete. See the author's series, Extras, for bonus chapters.]
[Check out the author's completed novel: The Exiled Official by Mingling Bugu. Male protagonist, excellent writing and elegant diction! Great chemistry! Highly recommended!!]
Blurb
Shi Ke transmigrates after getting into a car accident on his way to the New Year's market. Even as he lies dying, he can't stop thinking about his little stall. Then he transmigrates as a concubine-born son and discovers that his stall came along with him.
Faced with harassment from the legitimate family, Shi Ke rolls his eyes and pretends to be a frail, dutiful son. In reality, he uses his stall to travel between New Year's markets in his home-world plane, buying and selling goods.
He accepts all kinds of goods from his home-world plane, from high-yield seeds and grain to spices and all sorts of snacks.
Before long, a teahouse opens in the capital, stocked with all manner of delicious dishes, rare fruits, and strange seasonings.
tips:
1. I don't know how to write a blurb, so this will have to do QAQ
2. This is an entirely fictional setting, entirely fictional, entirely fictional!!! No nitpicking about historical accuracy!!! This novel makes no logical sense!!!
3. The pairing is with the Imperial Guard Zhao Yi.
Theme: Even when faced with adversity, give it your all and keep striving
What terrible things have I done to deserve this?! I always seem to encounter stories that are never updated!
Huh? Is this story... Being updated randomly?
I suddenly wonder if that father knows he has such a grown son?
Donghai County, and a bunch of Shanglin Counties, it's driving me crazy!
The Year Collection System became less prominent in the mid-to-late stages, but the overall story was still quite complete. Personally, I feel it's a satisfying read without too many mindless, overpowered supporting characters.
The feeling of it ending is both reasonable and unexpected.
Isn't this Donghai County? Isn't Shanglin County under Chu's jurisdiction?
Wow! Please add lots of side stories, preferably set in later times.
My wife is wonderful; taking good care of your health is the most important thing.
Looks good, but please take good care of your health.