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I Accidentally Awakened a Past-Present Connecting System and Raised a Prime Minister from Afar
I Accidentally Awakened a Past-Present Connecting System and Raised a Prime Minister from Afar Plot:
Modern office worker Lin Xiaoman accidentally activated a mysterious "Past-Present Connecting System" after working overtime until midnight. On the other end of the screen was Gu Zhao, a down-and-out aristocratic youth at the end of the Warring States period—who would later become the powerful "Iron-Blooded Prime Minister". To unlock system functions, she had to "support" Gu daily by exchanging modern supplies for ancient coins and using workplace wisdom to help him evade dangers. Gu, however, mistook her for a "heaven-sent noble" and grew increasingly dependent. When a system glitch sent Lin back to the Warring States, she ran into Gu kneeling at an altar, praying to meet his "noble". Only then did she realize: the "prime minister" she’d raised for three years had long seen her as his "destined one".
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