The Noble Lady Crosses into the Seventies and Pretends to Be Poor

The Great Liang Dynasty has truly cooled down.

Rebel troops are at the city gates, about to break through. Prince Shen Shaoyuan and his daughter huddle in the treasure vault, trembling as they prepare for death alongside their country.

However, the rebels never breach the vault, and the distant sounds of battle gradually fade into silence.

Finally, the father and daughter muster the courage to push open the vault door.

A neighbor passing by with a hoe over his shoulder: “Shen Laoqi, the sun’s up, time to head to work!”

Good news: they’ve crossed over; their lives are saved, and they haven’t lost the treasure vault.

But—

Bad news: everything here is vastly different from their Great Liang. Flaunting wealth would be a surefire way to court disaster.

Prince Shen Shaoyuan firmly states, “We’re poor, very poor indeed!”

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