My Pharmacy Connects to the Past and Present, and I'm Hailed as a God in Another World

[Connections across time, divine persona, face-slapping wish fulfillment, a pure-hearted young prince who is an ancient wastrel x a beautiful academic genius who seems composed but is timid inside] Xie Shuyun, a top student in pharmaceutical studies, first loses her graduate recommendation to someone else, then gets pushed around at work. She gives up everything she has achieved and returns to her hometown to inherit the small pharmacy her grandfather left behind. As it turns out, her little pharmacy connects to the ancient world a thousand years in the past. One night, a prince suffering from food poisoning stumbles inside. He trades his jade pendant for medicine and mistakenly believes her to be a little immortal. His court is surrounded by ministers who eye him with hostile intent. First comes a plague, then a terminal illness and severe injuries. With nowhere else to turn, the prince begs the little immortal to sell him medicine. Xie Shuyun calmly nods and grants his request. She sends over a huge supply of medicine. What, you’re short on food too? Here you go: high-quality rice seeds personally developed by Grandpa Yuan. When her past comes to light and the results of her painstaking research are stolen, the prince thinks it over and sends her the essence of ancient Chinese medicine: lost acupuncture techniques, the Five-Animal Exercises, and records of all kinds of medicinal discoveries. With these, Xie Shuyun clears her name, promotes traditional Chinese medicine, and becomes a leader in the field in the modern era, achieving fame and success! The prince, meanwhile, uses what she sends to overcome his troubles and stabilize the realm together with the emperor. He also has the statue of the Goddess he promised Xie Shuyun successfully made. He carves it himself. That night, dressed in fine silks and handsome as jade, the prince reverently takes Xie Shuyun’s sleeve and kisses it. “I wish to serve the little immortal. I ask for no title, only to be with you in every life.”