My Courtyard Connects Past and Present: Saving a Hundred Thousand Troops in a Famine

Bai Shujin lived like a weed.

Her mother didn't care for her, and her father didn't love her.

Her older sister loved stealing her boyfriends, and her younger brother loved making trouble for her.

Only her grandmother truly cared for her, but she died early, leaving her a small courtyard.

Bai Shujin had planned to live quietly in the courtyard. Who could have imagined that its water vat connected the past and present, and could even send a man through?

Before long, money came pouring in, unstoppable.

But the man kept asking for more and more, from grain, oil, rice, and flour to fruit and vegetables, then clothes, food, housing, and transportation.

In the end, he even laid out the traditional betrothal gifts before her.

She stared at him in confusion, and he pulled her into his arms.

“Thank you for saving my life all these years.”

“From now on, let me be the one you can rely on.”

She blushed and smiled. Who knew getting rich came with a husband, too!