Han Spirit Dragon Pendant

Liu Dali, grandson of the ninth emperor of the Han Dynasty, struggled to survive at the bottom of the Han Dynasty. He was brutally beaten to death for lending food to his sick mother on credit. The ancestral dragon jade pendant bursts with golden light, protecting its soul until 2026 in Jiangcheng, Dragon Kingdom. From the slums of Luoyang to the modern steel city, he lived in bridge holes with a jade pendant in his arms, carried bricks at construction sites, and experienced hardships in a different world. It was unexpectedly discovered that the jade pendant can connect the past and the present - it can not only observe the mother's illness in the Han Dynasty, but also pass on modern objects. The road to counterattack was thus paved. He saved his mother with anti-inflammatory drugs and exchanged candies for bronze mirrors from the Han Dynasty to get started. He took advantage of the information gap to push ancient crafts into the modern era and created the "Han Feng Tang". He integrated ancient and modern wisdom to expand the business landscape and transformed from a refugee into a cutting-edge businessman. Spying by mysterious organizations, backlash in time and space, and strangulation of business wars followed one after another. Liu Dali relied on the tenacity of the Han Dynasty blood and the power of the jade pendant to cross the world. He kept the bottom line and expanded the territory in the game of ancient and modern times, and finally rose from the declining clan to become a hero of the times who spanned two generations.