The Years I Made the Whole Village Rich with Cloisonne in Ancient Times

Jiang Zhixing, an inheritor of intangible cultural heritage, gets into an accident on his way to an exhibition and transmigrates.

When he opens his eyes, he finds himself a wastrel with a brain missing. After his parents died early, he squandered the family fortune, piled up debts, and finally even set his sights on his childhood sweetheart, the husband of his own household. What a scoundrel, what a disgrace!

Faced with a crowd of men itching to make their move, the only thing he can do for now is shout, "I'm not selling him!"

After much pleading, he persuades them to leave and promises to pay off the debt within three days.

Everyone looks down on him, but they never expected a single piece of cloisonne to lift him from abject poverty into modest comfort.

They all say he's hopeless? No problem, he's got skills. Can't produce enough porcelain cloisonne? No problem, he can open a factory so everyone can get rich together. The neighboring shop has stolen his techniques? A small matter, he just needs to innovate a little.

Before long, the former wastrel becomes an imperial merchant. He not only leads the entire village to prosperity, but also brings Central Plains culture along the Silk Road.

Who could imagine that such an impressive man is really a sloth in private, always clinging, hugging, and asking to be picked up, so lovestruck that even dogs can't stand him?

But he carries on just as he pleases, thoroughly enjoying himself. "Ranran, hug me."

Theme: Strive relentlessly.