The Whole Family Transmigrates to the Modern Era [Ancient to Modern]

In the 21st year of the Tianshuo era, enemy cavalry swept across the land, capturing city after city. They were about to reach the gates. The wealthy Jin family, led by Jin Ranran, had no choice but to abandon the shop their ancestors had passed down and flee with whatever valuables they could carry. But they ran into refugees who tried to rob them, and in the ensuing chase, they accidentally fell off a cliff. The whole family thought they were doomed. Yet when they opened their eyes again, they had arrived in a strange world. Towering buildings. Iron-box monsters roaring down the roads at breakneck speed. Men and women dressed so scantily they could barely cover themselves. The Jin family initially thought they had landed in some untamed wilderness, but soon discovered that this place was filled with all kinds of colorful, dazzling things. It was even more prosperous than their old world. They worked hard to adapt to their new lives, collecting scrap, opening a small restaurant and then a private dining establishment, and slowly building up their savings. This place was prosperous and stable, with sound regulations and a business environment far better than anything they had known. The Jin family returned to their old trade, using their ancestral brewing techniques to start a distillery. Long-lost wines like Qiulubai, Zhuyeqing, Lihuachun, and Sangluo reappeared one after another, causing a sensation around the world and becoming the biggest news of the day. Only then did people realize that these wines weren't just named for their lovely sound: each really did have its own distinctive flavor. And not all baijiu was harsh and burning. Traditional brewing methods, enhanced by modern technology, finally flourished and quickly became famous around the world. The Jin family's business boomed more and more. Even when they had been wealthy merchants making money hand over fist, the Jin family had never seen numbers this staggering, or so many people praising their liquor. It turned out that the world they had stumbled into was a blessed paradise bestowed upon them by Heaven! Coming soon: The Interdimensional Peddler. Please add it to your collection! After graduating from university, Lin Yunyi failed to find a job and had no choice but to return to his hometown to make a living. Luckily, his family still had their old house, so finding a place to live wouldn't be a problem. Who could have guessed that an earthquake would trap him in his family's cellar? While looking for food down there, Lin Yunyi discovered a strange door behind a shelf. When he opened it, he passed out before he could get a good look at what lay on the other side. He hadn't eaten in a long time. Only later did Lin Yunyi learn that the door could let him travel through time and space. After he collapsed, an ancient woman gathering wild vegetables on the mountain rescued him and brought him back to her village. After several attempts, Lin Yunyi confirmed that he could use the door to travel freely between the two worlds and carry items back and forth at will. Huifeng Village was remote and poor. The villagers made their living by farming and raising silkworms, with few other ways to earn a living. When the harvest was bad, they could barely feed themselves. Even the wealthiest man in the village, the headman, was skin and bones. Seeing that the locals were even poorer than he was, Lin Yunyi wanted to help as much as he could. He brought over some basic cooking oil, salt, sauces, vinegar, needles, thread, and other small supplies from the modern world. He never expected the villagers to react so strongly. They had never tasted such delicious food or used such fine, durable needles and thread. The villagers treated him like a lifeline and gratefully offered him their local specialties. To help the village women earn a living of their own, Lin Yunyi bought a huge pile of cross-stitch kits online and handed them out to the village's young women and newlywed wives. All the women had to do was embroider at home, and they could earn as much as, or more than, the men who went to the city for temporary work. Once they could earn money, the young women could find better husbands, and the wives no longer had to worry about their in-laws looking down on them. Lin Yunyi framed the completed pieces and sold them in the prefectural city, making several hundred taels of silver with each sale. Likewise, Lin Yunyi bought handkerchiefs and fan panels cheaply from nearby villages, brought them back to the modern world, and listed them in his online shop. They were snapped up as soon as they went on sale. Because his online shop sold high-quality goods at affordable prices, it became an instant hit among fans of traditional Han clothing, and Lin Yunyi himself became known as a shopkeeper sent from heaven. At some point, Lin Huixing's name began to spread in both worlds, and the range of "businesses" he ran kept growing... Wealthy merchants from the capital nearly wore down his doorstep, all hoping to buy some of his novel wares. Well-known companies came to propose partnerships, making it clear that they wanted long-term contracts for fear they wouldn't get a spot later. When he finally stopped to look back, Lin Yunyi suddenly realized that the unemployed graduate had somehow achieved financial freedom! Theme: Transmigrate? Collect scrap?