Tu Hua wakes to a system error that pins her apartment between modern life and the Da Liang dynasty—and a condemned general’s prayer shows up as a notification she can’t ignore.
The “system” drafts her as the Xie clan’s long-silent household god: wishes arrive like texts, and anything she slips through the time-slit becomes real in their hands. In the imperial prison, wounded young general Xie Yu Chuan finally believes the family legend and begs her to save his elders and children after the Xie house is wiped out and sentenced to a 3,000-li exile into the northern frost. Tu Hua answers with a blunt “Okay,” then feeds the convoy past hunger, sickness, ambushes, and staged “accidents,” while proof videos turn Xie Yu Chuan’s sleep into a front-row seat. Every miracle earns offerings that pile up in her living room—until a phoenix crown and bridal robes arrive, and the system warns that accepting them means she must manifest in Da Liang. Now court killers follow the trail of impossible survival, and Tu Hua has to keep a family alive without becoming the next target. Expect cross-time bartering, exile-road survival, and a reluctant house god who steps out of the shrine and into the dynasty’s line of fire.
