After Connecting to Taobao, I Led My Family to Wealth

The Su family transmigrated by accident.

Their home was bare, and the worst sort of people ran rampant.

But that was all right. Su Tang had Taobao on her side.

First, she put the troublemakers in their place:

Troublemakers: “But we’re family! What’s yours is ours. Don’t be so heartless!”

Su Tang: “Heh, family? If you don’t get lost, I’ll show you what real despair feels like.”

Then, she made a little money:

“Boss, sell this kind of noodle. Eat it dry and it’s like a cracker. Add water, and you’ve got a delicious noodle soup.”

“Boss, sell this kind of tea. It bubbles, tastes sweet, and puts you in a better mood.”

“Boss, sell this seasoning. Put it in a pot, add broth, and you can cook anything in it.”

“Boss, sell this kind of soap. It’s thick and gooey, but add a drop to water and it washes away every bit of dirt and grease.”

Several years later, on the streets of Chang'an.

A young woman in high heels, wearing sunscreen and sunglasses: “Let’s go sing karaoke after we have hot pot.”

A middle-aged man with a briefcase and hair slicked until it gleams: “Hello? Could you speak up? The signal’s bad here, and I can’t hear you clearly.”

A middle-aged woman with one ear in a firm grip and a head full of golden curls: “That’s what you get for not studying, buying game coins, and playing video games all day.”

No romance, just plot, and building a career.