Ever since Chen Yuan obtained the storage space, she had thrown herself into a frantic shopping spree.
A week earlier, after finishing her parents’ funeral, she had been sorting through their belongings when she found the ancestral jade bracelet her mother had left behind.
Her mother had once told her that the bracelet would be hers after she got married.
But before that day could ever come, both of her parents had died in a plane crash.
Holding the jade bracelet in her hands, Chen Yuan couldn’t stop her tears from falling. One teardrop landed on the bracelet and was instantly absorbed into the jade.
A wave of dizziness washed over her.
When she opened her eyes again, she found herself standing inside a traditional Chinese courtyard residence.
A storage space?
“I want to go back.”
The moment the thought crossed her mind, she was instantly transported back to her apartment.
As for how Chen Yuan had guessed it was a storage space so quickly…
Well, she was a modern woman. Anyone who had read a few web novels would probably recognize the setup immediately.
She just never imagined something so unbelievable would actually happen to her.
In most novels, once someone awakened a storage space, one of two things always happened next—either the apocalypse arrived, or they transmigrated into another world.
Either way, she needed to start preparing.
She couldn’t let the billions her parents had left her go to waste.
With another thought, she entered the storage space again.
Before deciding how to use it, she needed to understand exactly what it could do.
When she reappeared inside, she found herself once again standing in the courtyard house.
The residence had two floors, with four rooms on each level.
She walked into the main building.
The two central rooms formed a spacious living hall. In the middle stood a square table made from golden nanmu wood, surrounded by four matching chairs. Resting on the table was a jade slip.
The moment she picked it up, the jade slip dissolved into a wisp of green smoke and flew straight into her forehead.
In an instant, everything about the storage space flooded into her mind.
The jade bracelet storage space had been left behind by a cultivator for his descendants before ascending to immortality.
Only those who shared his bloodline could unlock it.
And what was the key?
Sincerity.
If someone had told Chen Yuan that the way to unlock a magical storage space was through “sincerity” before today, she would have laughed in their face.
But now…
She thought she understood.
The tear she had shed earlier had come from the deepest grief in her heart.
It had been genuine.
Among all of the descendants, she was the only one who had successfully opened the storage space.
To the left of the living hall was an alchemy room.
To the right was a warehouse.
Or rather…
An infinitely large warehouse that could preserve anything placed inside forever.
At the center of the alchemy room sat a massive pill furnace.
Against the left wall stood rows upon rows of traditional medicine cabinets.
She casually opened one drawer and discovered that the space inside was vastly larger than its exterior suggested. It was already filled with medicinal herbs, making it impossible to tell just how enormous it really was.
Aside from the wall with the windows, the other two walls were completely lined with bookshelves packed with every imaginable medical text.
Unfortunately, all those priceless books were destined to gather dust.
She didn’t know the first thing about medicine.
Near the left wall was a staircase leading upstairs.
The second floor had the same layout.
The two middle rooms formed another sitting room, furnished with another golden nanmu table and four matching chairs.
The room on the left was a bedroom.
The room on the right was a guest room.
Both rooms were simply furnished with a beautifully carved wooden bed and two wardrobes made from red sandalwood.
Nothing else.
When Chen Yuan opened one of the wardrobes, she discovered that its interior was also a storage space.
Like everything else in this place, it was much larger on the inside.
Although it looked like an ordinary wardrobe from the outside, the interior measured roughly two to three hundred square meters.
With two wardrobes combined, she had nearly five hundred square meters of storage space just for clothes.
She would never have to worry about closet space again.
She decided that later she would furnish both the upstairs sitting room and the guest room.
Once everything was ready, she could simply live inside the storage space whenever she wanted.
She returned to the courtyard.
On the left side were two kitchen rooms.
On the right were two bathing rooms.
The kitchen was extremely bare.
Along the wall beneath the windows were two traditional stoves fitted with large iron woks.
Next to them stood two cupboards.
That was all.
As expected, she opened them to inspect the contents.
One cupboard contained only a few bowls, a chopstick holder, and several pairs of chopsticks.
The other was completely empty.
Like the wardrobes, both cupboards were storage spaces roughly the same size.
She was going to fill every last inch of them!
She was going to pack this empty kitchen with every modern appliance and cooking utensil she could think of!
The bathroom was even emptier.
Aside from a single wooden bathtub…
There was absolutely nothing.
She was going to fill this place too!
Completely!
Every!
Single!
Corner!
Near the main gate was a spring that never ran dry and never overflowed.
It was a spiritual spring.
Although it couldn’t bring the dead back to life or regrow flesh from bone, it could improve a person’s physique, strengthen the body, and enhance one’s appearance.
For people suffering from serious illnesses, drinking it over a long period could even cure their diseases.
Beyond the gate flowed a small stream.
Across the stream stretched hundreds of acres of farmland.
Beyond that were towering mountains, open grasslands, dense forests, and even an ocean.
It wasn’t merely a storage space.
It was an entire miniature world.