Enriching Herself in the Western Regions with an Artisan System After Banishment

Upon transmigration, Jiang Wan, a big shot in the antique world, becomes a maid from a fallen aristocratic family, banished to the remote Western Regions. Others who transmigrate get survival guides and gold coin rewards, but she only has a space filled with jars and bottles. But wait... the handicraft industry in this era seems to be quite underdeveloped.

How can there be no colored porcelain or double-sided embroidery? Jiang Wan looks at the various materials in the “Exquisite Chinese Handicrafts System”: time to explore DIY! Her mother and brother are suffering from hunger and illness, so she relies on the system's craft materials and production courses to make handicrafts, opening a small shop in the Western Regions.

Initially, everyone thought it was just an ordinary shop. Passersby wondered, "What is this? Never seen it before, doesn't seem useful." After trying them, they exclaimed, "Oh, it's really good!" Due to the high quality and reasonable prices of her goods, Jiang Wan's shop gradually attracted many customers, with some even coming specifically to watch her create.

They saw Jiang Wan making embroidered clothes like a celestial weaver, sketching porcelain, and appraising and polishing pearls and jade. These people from the Western Regions suddenly realized that artifacts from the Central Plains could be so beautiful and dazzling. Jiang Wan's shop couldn't keep up with demand, and merchant caravans from the Western Regions eagerly awaited her new products.

Princesses and consorts from various desert kingdoms looked forward to new goods hitting the market, and master artisans from the Central Plains traveled thousands of miles just to admire her designs. Even the Emperor of the Central Plains publicly praised her ingenious craftsmanship, calling her the foremost person in spreading national culture. Years later, a Central Plains merchant caravan's name circulated throughout the Western Regions.

It brought Central Plains specialties, exquisitely beautiful, making the people of the Western Regions utterly captivated. Rumor had it that the leader of the caravan was once a banished slave girl. Wen Shen was a young man Jiang Wan found. At that time, he was covered in scars and pale-faced, with only a pair of eyes as sharp as an eagle's.

The young man disliked speaking and was indifferent to everyone. Jiang Wan assigned him the task of transporting goods. A jewelry box that three or four people usually carried, he could single-handedly carry for dozens of miles; his skills clearly showed he was no ordinary person. The young man harbored many secrets, and Jiang Wan knew that he and she were from different worlds.

Presumably, the young man thought the same. Until that day, when the caravan was surrounded by villains, and Jiang Wan was about to be riddled with swords. Amidst the swirling yellow sand, shadows flickered around her, and with a few clangs, a dozen swords simultaneously broke in half. The cold and aloof young man stood in front of her, saying, "Want to move this caravan? Ask me first."