Transmigrated with My Supermarket, I Became the Mountain God

Shen Zhao awakens to find himself transported to ancient times, but he is not alone—his newly opened supermarket has traveled with him. Stranded in a dilapidated temple deep within the mountains, his initial despair turns to opportunity when passing villagers mistake his modern conveniences for divine miracles. Common cold medicine is hailed as a miraculous elixir, lighters are perceived as celestial magic, and security cameras are believed to grant the deity clairvoyance and clairaudience. As Shen Zhao’s reputation grows, so does his influence. He provides high-yield seeds to villages struggling with poor harvests and supplies antibiotics to counties ravaged by plague, cementing his status as a powerful benefactor. His "divine powers" expand day by day until a foreign army invades the empire. In the final confrontation, Shen Zhao watches the Emperor kneel outside his temple in desperate prayer. Calmly, he retrieves a hand grenade from his inventory and asks, "Your Majesty, have you ever heard of heavenly thunder descending upon the earth?"