The Wooden Door in My House Leads to Ancient Times

A sudden landslide trapped Lin Huixing in his family's cellar. With nowhere left to turn, he discovered a wooden door inside. Beyond the door was an entirely different world, one set in ancient times. After he was badly injured and fainted, an ancient villager rescued Lin Huixing. A poor, backward village, where the villagers were skin and bones and their clothes barely covered them... The people of the village had looked after him so much that Lin Huixing couldn't help feeling sorry for them. They worked hard every day, yet still couldn't get enough to eat or warm clothes to wear. When winter came, people even starved to death. Thanks to his ability to travel freely between the two worlds, Lin Huixing began trading goods back and forth between the modern and ancient worlds. Cooking oil, salt, soy sauce, and vinegar from the town market; fruits and vegetables grown in his own fields; even the milk candies he casually handed out to the village children. These things, practically worthless in the modern world, completely turned the people of Shangliang Gou's understanding of the world upside down. Heaven help them, in all the generations of their ancestors, when had they ever tasted such delicious food... To help the women of the village earn a living, Lin Huixing also searched everywhere for handicrafts they could make for outside clients. Modern tools that were easy to use, delicious fruits and vegetables, cotton as white as clouds... At first, Lin Huixing only wanted to help the people of Shangliang Gou live a little better. But he never expected that, thanks to the gold, jade, and jewelry he brought back from the ancient world, Lin Huixing, a small-time trader between worlds, would become completely financially independent before he even realized it! Coming soon: My Wooden Door Leads to the Seventies When an unexpected crisis at home left them in urgent need of a large sum of money, Ye Ning, fresh out of college, was forced into a grueling 996 office job. Her entire family was crammed into a dilapidated rental, and on her days off she still had to find part-time work to make ends meet. Ye Ning, living like a walking corpse: The corpse is warm. Ye Ning thought she would be buried in mountains of debt for the rest of her life, but she unexpectedly found a wooden door in the abandoned granary of her old family home. Behind the door was a brand-new world: Lush forests, babbling streams, a dilapidated wooden hut... Ye Ning: "!!!" Only later did Ye Ning learn that the wooden door in her home could cross through time and space, leading straight to the 1970s. Only members of the Ye family could travel through it freely. Bent under the weight of life's burdens, Ye Ning gazed at the mountains filled with mushrooms, dendrobium, and fleeceflower root, her eyes shining: Money!! Money as far as the eye can see! The 1970s, an era her grandparents remembered only for poverty and hunger, was a huge opportunity for Ye Ning. Every kind of wild game and mountain delicacy that was legal to eat, she brought to the modern world to sell! On top of that, Ye Ning discovered a huge business opportunity: - Two hundred jin of rice could buy a fine jade bangle in the 1970s! - Gold jewelry at the black market in the 1970s sold for just three yuan a gram! - Collectible stamps worth tens or hundreds of thousands could be bought for just a few cents each. Ye Ning didn't hesitate: "I'll take them!" The wild vegetables growing all over the mountains could be brought back to the modern world, where their organic, pesticide-free quality made them very valuable. Many modern endangered plants and animals were still overlooked in the 1970s. Anyone could dig them up or catch them, and they ended up on the dinner table. Ye Ning watched in dismay: She had to find a way to turn them over to the country. Thanks to the wooden door in her home, Ye Ning not only paid off her debts with ease, but also made a fortune, then another, and another. She thrived in both the modern world and the 1970s. When she had nothing else to do, she'd count the gold and jewelry she'd collected, and when she was in a good mood, she'd feed the poor neighbor next door... Ye Ning: Life is sweet! Theme: Seize every opportunity life offers.