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Post-Divorce, I Time-Traveled to a Famine Era with My Ex-Husband: We Feed the Village via a Supermarket System
Post-Divorce, I Time-Traveled to a Famine Era with My Ex-Husband: We Feed the Village via a Supermarket System Plot:
Su Wan and Gu Cheng had just signed their divorce papers when they fell into an ancient well in the old ancestral hall—landing in the devastating 3rd year of Guangxu’s reign, where starvation haunted every corner. To make it worse, they were forced to bind to the “Two Hearts As One Supermarket System”—only by completing tasks together could they access supplies from a modern warehouse! The ex-couple, who once couldn’t stand each other, now had to cooperate reluctantly: selling broken bowls for gold, trading instant noodles for villagers’ trust, and even faking a loving relationship for the system’s missions. But when Gu Cheng took a bandit’s knife for her, Su Wan stared at his bleeding back and wondered—was it the system that bound them, or were those old feelings, torn apart by divorce, quietly healing amid the famine?
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