[A General Who Fights for His Country and Its People] [A Resilient Little Rich Girl]
[Past and Present Connected + Stockpiling + Infrastructure + Famine]
Lin Yaoyao discovered that the old water jar in her home had become a spirit, capable of connecting to an ancient world in another time and space.
By the emperor's command, a general guarded Hanshan Pass, where 300,000 Lu family soldiers held back the fierce barbarian raiders.
During a terrible drought, the rivers dried up and the earth cracked. Of the 300,000 people, only 100,000 remained.
Yellow sand filled the sky. Not a blade of grass or a tree could be seen. People had long since eaten every leaf and root, and in the city, some had even resorted to eating their own children.
All they could do was pray that the gods would send life-giving rain and food, so the countless people and soldiers might survive.
Lin Yaoyao wept when she heard their plight and vowed to help them.
She stockpiled supplies, buying rice, flour, medicine, weapons, vegetable seeds, and water, all so the Great Jing Kingdom could win and its countless common people could live in peace and prosperity.
She sent medicine, Sun Tzu's Art of War, battle plans, and supplies to build an armory.
Lin Yaoyao was targeted by her uncle, who hired an assassin to kill her and steal her fortune. An old friend tried to assassinate her, and her grandmother, whom she hadn't seen in years, actually planned to sell her!
She accidentally transmigrated to ancient times and arrived by the general's side. They fell in love at first sight, grew closer over time, and pledged themselves to each other.
With Lin Yaoyao's supplies, the general planted vegetable seeds that took root at Hanshan Pass. With her arsenal of weapons, he made a triumphant return to the capital to demand why the emperor had cast aside their former friendship and tried to have him killed, only to uncover the emperor's shocking secret.
The emperor had promised to build temples in her honor and ensure that people everywhere would worship her.
When all was settled and peace returned to the land, the general presented her with their marriage contract. Her mother-in-law draped a phoenix coronet and bridal robes over her, and she was married in grand style.
In the first chapter, the heroine received a letter asking for help. She also said that she could write calligraphy and understand traditional Chinese characters, and then... She said that the water tank was a monster, and there were a lot of inexplicable operations. I forced myself to go to Chapter 4 and received another letter. Suddenly I found that the letter said Yizi was eating... I had a strong conscience and asked for food. It was simply inexplicable. Then why bury the letter received in Chapter 1? It has no meaning at all.
The heroine is very good and her outlook is upright. It's good to watch. I always watch it over and over again.