Modern Bull-and-Horse People Cross Two Realms, Owing Six Kids from the Start

This book is dedicated to all the "driven workers" who keep moving forward in silence under the crushing weight of life. May this story bring a little relaxation and joy to your miserable life.

Overnight, laid-off worker Lu Jingming lost his job, savings, and wife, leaving him only with a son and daughter and a shabby freight truck bought on installments.

Forced by necessity and the freezing weather, he resolutely drove that broken truck into the snowstorm, only to plunge headfirst into the Eastern Han dynasty, where famine raged everywhere.

The truck was gone and became a strange backpack instead.

Want to go home? A thing called the "Two-World Worker Mutual Aid System" tells him: yes, but first he has to gain enough "gratitude" and "trust" in this world.

So this modern, down-on-his-luck old man, in order to save enough money for his daughter’s tutoring fees and to be able to go home, has no choice but to begin using rice crackers and fried dough twists in the chaotic late Han era to exchange for trust, and using cheap kindness to exchange for gratitude.

He only wanted to be a quiet peddler, but the forcibly assigned "wife" needs to be supported, and the "old father" he has acknowledged is begging him to take in his daughter... Watching the people around him grow more and more numerous, Lu Jingming sighs.

Then so be it... he might as well bring a little bit of a different kind of light to this dark age.