A Vat Connects the Past and Present, and I Spoil the Great General

[A general who serves his country and people x A resilient little businesswoman]

[Past and present connected + stockpiling supplies + infrastructure building + famine]

Lin Yaoyao discovered that the old water vat in her home had become a magical object, connecting her to an ancient world in another time and space.

By imperial decree, the general guarded Hanshan Pass, where the 300,000 soldiers of the Lu family army fought off the fierce barbarian invaders.

During a severe drought, the rivers dried up and the earth cracked. The 300,000 people were reduced to just 100,000.

Sandstorms blotted out the sky. Not a blade of grass or a leaf remained, and the people in the city had even resorted to eating their own children.

They could only pray that the gods would grant them rain and grain, so the countless people and soldiers could survive.

Moved to tears when she heard their plight, Lin Yaoyao resolved to help them.

She stockpiled goods, buying rice, flour, medicine, weapons, vegetable seeds, and water, all so the Great Jing Kingdom could triumph and its countless people live in peace and prosperity.

She sent medicine, Sun Tzu's Art of War, battle plans, and supplies to build an arsenal.

Lin Yaoyao was targeted by an assassin hired by her uncle for her wealth. An old friend tried to kill me, and my grandmother, whom I hadn't seen in years, actually wanted to sell me!

By chance, she transmigrated to the ancient world and arrived at the general's side. They fell in love at first sight, grew closer with time, and pledged themselves to each other.

With Lin Yaoyao's supplies, the general's vegetable seeds took root at Hanshan Pass. With her arsenal, he made his way back to the capital and confronted the emperor over why he had betrayed their old friendship and tried to kill him, only to uncover the emperor's shocking secret.

The emperor had promised to build temples for her throughout the land and have the people worship her.

Once everything was settled and peace returned, the general presented her with a marriage contract, and her mother-in-law draped her in a phoenix coronet and red wedding robes for a magnificent wedding.