The Shipyard Connects Past and Present, and the Prince I Spoiled Ascends the Throne

Su Su ran the shipyard her parents had left her, but it was buried in debt and couldn't cover its expenses, so she was getting ready to sell it.

Who could have expected an unwelcome visitor to show up at the shipyard, claiming to be a prince? His city was under siege, his warships had been destroyed, and he needed them repaired. In return, he gave her ten ingots of gold shaped like horseshoes.

Su Su had the prince take away a small fishing boat she'd modified with a concealed close-in weapon system, while keeping the dilapidated ancient ship for herself.

An appraisal revealed that both the ancient ship and the gold ingots were rare treasures worth far more than ten million. From then on, Su Su's business became more than just a shipyard. She made money all the way, thrived on her own, and didn't care about real or fake heiresses. She made a fortune every day.

In the ancient era:

"Your Highness, in the time it takes to drink a cup of tea, we've blown up a hundred enemy ships."

"Your Highness, this is a family heirloom, a painting handed down through generations. Please accept it."

"Your Highness, this milk tea is delicious."

"Your Highness, the consorts in the palace love face masks."

In the modern era:

"This is a shipyard? It's clearly a museum!"

"I've seen people flaunt their wealth, but never someone wearing ancient artifacts as everyday jewelry."

Years later, the prince arrived with a grand wedding procession and a lavish bride price. "You helped me pacify the realm. A share of it is yours. Would you be willing to rule this dynasty with me and protect its countless people?" Su Su smiled. "That depends on how you behave and how I feel."