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Transmigrated as a Poor Scholar, I Took the Court by Storm with Wine-Making
Transmigrated as a Poor Scholar, I Took the Court by Storm with Wine-Making Plot:
Su Wan, a top modern winemaker, transmigrates into Gu Zhao, a penniless ancient scholar drowning in gambling debts. In desperation, she brews osmanthus wine using modern techniques—catching the eye of Xiao Heng, a disguised young prince who takes her to the capital. However, the Cheng family, which monopolizes the court’s wine supply, sees her as a threat, resorting to smashing her shop and framing her for “using sorcery to make wine.” As Su Wan fights back with modern marketing tactics like group buys and memberships, she discovers Xiao Heng is actually the crown prince—and her wine recipe holds the secret to the late emperor’s missing favorite concubine...
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