Since Uncle Qin had left a message saying they needed to go to the property center early in the morning for the transfer, she decided to rest directly in the Dimension Space.
The bedroom in the Dimension Space was already furnished with clean bedding. After setting an alarm and sleeping for a full ten hours inside, only one hour had passed in the outside world.
She needed proper rest to stockpile supplies more efficiently. Thinking about the next day’s plans, she soon drifted into a deep sleep…
Nan Mo was already awake when the alarm went off. She lay in bed for a while, lost in thought, before remembering she had slept in the Dimension Space the previous night.
After getting up and washing, she walked to the warehouse door and opened it to check the goods stored inside.
The vast quantity of supplies that had filled the Nan Family warehouse now occupied only a corner here.
Since everything had been organized before being stored in the Dimension Space, all she needed to do now was separate the cooked food from the raw ingredients.
After drinking some Spirit Spring Water to refresh herself, she left the Dimension Space. Glancing at the clock on the bedroom wall, she saw it was just past 5 a.m., and the sky outside was still dark.
Nan Mo decided she would sleep in the Dimension Space before her transmigration. Adequate rest was crucial, but the time for stockpiling was even more precious.
With time to spare, she moved all her toiletries, skincare products, and cosmetics into the bathroom and vanity in the Dimension Space.
She then arranged the clothes, bags, and accessories from her walk-in closet according to her habits in the Dimension Space’s closet.
After two hours of busy work, the room was nearly empty except for the furniture.
While organizing, Nan Mo unexpectedly discovered her strength had significantly increased—she could even lift a nearly hundred-pound safe.
There was no time to ponder this further. It was already 8 a.m. She returned to the Dimension Space to shower and wash her hair, then placed her worn clothes in the washing machine inside.
Locking the door behind her, she went downstairs and found Uncle Qin. Over breakfast, she listened to his report on the stockpiling results from the previous day.
The numbers Uncle Qin reported exceeded those on her list, and he had additionally purchased some grains, oils, and vegetables she hadn’t thought of. Nan Mo was very pleased.
“Good, you can handle this part of the procurement. If there’s anything I’ve overlooked, feel free to make the decision and purchase it directly.
By the way, Uncle Qin, please inform the servants that they no longer need to clean my room.” She gave him a “you know what I mean” look.
Uncle Qin nodded and relayed the instructions.
The two soon arrived at the property center with the necessary documents. The procedures were completed quickly. After the transfer and final payment, Uncle Qin prepared to leave to arrange further purchases.
Nan Mo stopped him, “Uncle Qin, wait.”
She pulled two more property deeds from her bag, led Uncle Qin to the counter, and asked the staff to process the transfers for them.
“Miss…” Uncle Qin understood her intention and tried to object.
“Uncle Qin, the townhouse on Chengxi Road was left by Grandpa. He regarded you as his own child during his lifetime, and now it’s yours.”
“No, the old master never treated me poorly. The master and madam have already given me so much. I can’t…” Uncle Qin refused without hesitation.
“Uncle Qin, listen to me. The villa at Yueting, where we’ve lived for over twenty years, is our shared home.
I don’t know when I’ll be leaving. I’m transferring both properties to you now. Please protect them for us. Don’t refuse, okay?”
Without waiting for his response, she hurriedly completed the transfer procedures.
As if afraid Uncle Qin might say more, Nan Mo waved, got in her car, and drove away.
Before leaving, she handed Uncle Qin a list—a medication list.
This medication list was found by Nan Mo in the study—it was last year’s supply order for a newly opened tertiary hospital.
Apart from some specialized large medical equipment, it contained almost everything.
Nan Mo knew this business had been handled by Uncle Qin, so entrusting it to him now was most appropriate.
Holding two freshly issued property deeds and the list in his hands,
Uncle Qin swore to protect his master and mistress’s home for the rest of his life, and to guard Miss’s incredible secret at all costs.
Meanwhile, Nan Mo had arrived at Hai Shi’s largest shopping mall. After parking in the basement, she took the elevator directly to the top floor.
The entire top floor was filled with exquisite dining establishments—most of Hai Shi’s Black Pearl and top-ranked Michelin restaurants were concentrated here.
It was still early; the restaurants hadn’t opened yet. Only staff were cleaning and setting tables inside, while chefs prepared in the kitchens.
Using a company banquet as pretext, Nan Mo selected several of her frequently visited restaurants from Chinese, Western, Thai, Japanese, and Korean cuisines, ordering 30 portions of every signature dish from each.
She left her contact information and arranged for the food to be delivered to the basement parking lot in three hours, when she’d provide specific locations.
After these arrangements, Nan Mo took the escalator downstairs while calling a car rental company to deliver two cargo vans to the parking lot.
One van was to park at Elevator 1 on B1 level, the other at Elevator 1 on B2 level. Drivers could leave after parking.
If only Nan Mo knew how to drive trucks—this hassle wouldn’t be necessary.
With three hours to spare, Nan Mo planned to sweep through the mall floor by floor.
The 8th floor was home textiles. She bought every pattern and size of bedding sets—four-piece, six-piece, eight-piece—in silk, tencel, pure cotton, and cashmere!
Every type of duvet—down, soybean fiber, silk, summer weight—plus cashmere blankets, wool blankets, electric blankets—all purchased!
Various cushions, seat pads, and pillows of all kinds—bought!
She had attendants give purchase slips to cashiers for calculation and summoned the mall manager.
Instructing him to collect all finalized receipts at the ground floor checkout, she’d pay by floor totals. Time was precious—efficiency must be prioritized.
The 7th floor was appliances. Though the Dimension space already had major appliances, backups were needed. Nan Mo shopped without restraint.
Refrigerators and freezers of all models, steam ovens, conventional ovens, washing machines, dryers, sterilizers—all bought!
Every type of rice cooker, induction cooker, soup maker, egg beater, soy milk maker, blender, air fryer, automatic wok, instant pot, coffee maker—all kitchen gadgets purchased!
Various steamers, floor mops, robot vacuums, mite removers, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, hair dryers—all acquired!
At the Mi and Hua Mou flagship stores, she bought 100 latest-model phones, 50 high-capacity iPads, 50 maximum-spec laptops, 200 wired earphones, 100 Bluetooth earphones, and 50 offline-capable printers from each.
For insufficient stock, she had store managers coordinate with same-city branches, simultaneously clearing out all compatible ink cartridges and every available power bank across all city stores.
The 6th floor was children’s section. Though she’d bought plenty at Hua Tian Department Store recently, Nan Mo’s desire for these adorable items remained undiminished.
Shoes, socks, pants, skirts, clothes from inside out, gloves, hats, scarves… After visiting seven or eight more stores, she cleared out all the off-season styles from the shops.
The fifth floor was sportswear. She picked a few simple and comfortable sneakers, bought sizes 35 to 44 in full, and then left.
The fourth floor was men’s clothing. She selected over a dozen nice wool coats and more than ten sets of suits, and bought out all the simple-style cashmere sweaters and wool sweaters.
Seeing a store selling men’s underwear, she purchased all the unbranded underwear in the shop, choosing sizes for heights between 180 and 190 cm. They would fit her father and brother perfectly.
The third floor was women’s clothing. Nan Mo had her own fixed taste in attire.
Those familiar with Nan Mo would notice that the styles and aesthetics of her clothing remained largely consistent regardless of the season, primarily emphasizing simplicity, cleanliness, and comfort.
Both the original host and Nan Mo possessed bright and striking appearances, yet their demeanor was free-spirited and relaxed.
Moreover, while organizing the walk-in closet in the morning, Nan Mo had discovered that the original host’s taste aligned remarkably with her own, so there was essentially no need for additional purchases.