She Collects Antiques in the Song Dynasty

Zhou Yunchu has access to a space full of farming resources, where everything grows quickly.

She signs a wager: collect ten million antiques within five years, and she can return to the modern era.

Gold ingots, Jian ware, lacquerware, jade, ancient books and paintings: she bundles them all up.

She battles fellow merchants and evades tax officials, using every means to protect her little secret, but somehow she keeps leaving clues.

The four Zhou siblings see through her but say nothing. The male lead plays dumb and neither asks nor tells.

She loves farming and doing business, so he protects and indulges her. He offers her fields, homes, gardens, and shops, coaxing and coaxing until he marries her.

He is ill, and as it happens, she is his medicine. What he never expected was that her biggest secret was that she would leave him a few years later. Someone had taken root in his heart, only to be pulled out by the roots.

Zhou's Fruit and Flower Shop: fresh lychees, precious peonies, flowers and fruit in every season.

Zhou's Fresh Food Shop: fish, shrimp, crabs, and turtles. Outside Donghua Gate, the imperial consorts send people to buy at high prices.

A poem says: Eat Zhou's fish, shrimp, and crabs every day, and you'll gladly spend the rest of your life in Bianjing.

Golden eagles, shad, northern pearls, coffee, fragrant medicines, seahorses, coral...

A silly, charming black-lotus heroine vs. a cunning, ruthless, doting big dog of a man.

She is determined to go home, and he is determined to keep her there: a tug-of-war to the extreme.

She eats well, runs fast, and will stop at nothing to get home. Happy ending, one-on-one romance, both leads have only ever been with each other.

Must-read notes:

1. Set in an alternate Song dynasty. Everything serves the plot.

2. The golden finger is powerful, with heavy stockpiling and antique collecting. The setting changes later on.

3. Prices are based on Studies of Song Dynasty Prices, The Eastern Capital: A Dream of Splendor, Knowing Song, History of Song, and other sources.

Theme: Live your whole life the way you like