Transmigrating to the Ancient Times with Lu's Convenience

• Author: Ye Yiluo
• Genres: Xuyên Không, Điền Văn, Đam Mỹ
• Status: Completed
• Chapters: 225
• Rating: ★ 3.8 / 5
• Published: 2026-10-04

A Familiar Beginning, but Smooth Sailing

A sudden bolt of lightning sends modern youth Lu Lin through a transmigration straight to ancient times. He wakes up in the body of an abused teen sharing his name, who was just forced into marrying a notoriously fierce Shuang'er.

Sure, it sounds ridiculous, but the setup serves as the ideal launching pad for a classic money-making farming novel. The real game-changer is his secret cheat: a personal supermarket space where time stands still.

Character Setup and Family Dynamics

Lu Lin is written with a grounded touch—he's sharp, disciplined, and possesses a keen business acumen. Rather than moping around over his rough hand, he adapts rapidly and sets out to achieve financial independence.

His match is Chen Xiaomi, a surprisingly powerhouse Shuang'er capable of hunting tigers in the mountains. Together with his young brothers-in-law, Chen Xiaomai and Chen Xiaocai, the family leans on each other to escape the clutches of their abusive relatives.

A Fresh Take on Commerce

The story completely strips away martial arts battles and cultivation tropes to focus strictly on slice-of-life comfort. The narrative centers on farming, expanding shops, and growing their business.

Pulling modern goods from the supermarket space helps the leads clear financial hurdles smoothly. Still, the author maintains a decent balance by ensuring they earn their way as they build their career.

Pros

• A gentle farming novel pacing, bringing a comfortable and warm feeling to readers.
• The male lead Lu Lin is smart, works systematically, and possesses a clear business mindset.
• The unique character design of Chen Xiaomi shatters the typical frail trope of a Shuang'er.
• The family routines with Chen Xiaomai and Chen Xiaocai create a touch of everyday warmth.

Cons

• The romance between Lu Lin and Chen Xiaomi feels somewhat shallow, lacking sparks and chemistry.
• Over-the-top abusive relatives feel like a recycled trope typical of the transmigration genre.
• The supermarket space cheat occasionally strips economic hurdles of any real dramatic tension.

Community Ratings

• Goodreads: 3.82/5 (31 ratings, as of 10/04/2026).
• Flying Lines: 3/5 (112 ratings, as of 10/04/2026).
• Novel Updates: 65 reviews praising the money-making aspect of the farming novel while noting the lack of romance (as of 10/04/2026).

Final Verdict

Clocking in at 225 chapters, this is a well-paced light read for anyone seeking gentle relaxation. It’s definitely not for fans craving high-stakes action or intense romance.

Bottom line: A solid cozy money-making farming novel, perfect for unwinding after a long, stressful workday.

Tags: transmigration, farming, business