If that scumbag came now, she was afraid she wouldn’t be able to control her temper and might just kill him.
Sure enough, when the man on the other end heard that her illness was contagious, he immediately fell silent.
“Alright, Ruchu. Then you must take good care of yourself. When you recover, I’ll come see you. Listen to the doctor and take your medicine properly, otherwise I’ll feel heartbroken.”
Listen to that—what beautiful words.
And how disgustingly fake they sounded.
“Okay, Brother Chi Yan. It’s already late. You should go rest too.”
After the call ended, Wen Ruchu felt a wave of nausea.
She would endure it for now. When the apocalypse came, she would deal with him properly.
For now, stockpiling supplies was more important.
…
After Wen Ruchu met with Lawyer Zhang, they talked for a long time and finalized the matter of the shares.
The shares of Wen Group Corporation were extremely valuable.
The news had only been released yesterday, and someone already wanted to buy them, offering four billion.
Originally, the price should have been even higher. The shares of Wen Group Corporation could easily have been sold for five billion.
But because the sale was urgent, Wen Ruchu still signed the contract.
Four billion was enough.
Now her liquid assets totaled 4.53 billion.
She could now boldly begin stockpiling supplies and buying her sea, land, and air treasures.
Wen Ruchu was a medical student, so she understood the acupuncture points of the human body very well, as well as many medications.
Not only had she studied Western medicine, she had also studied traditional Chinese medicine.
In the future, Western medicine would no longer be produced.
When people struggled even to feed themselves, who would have the energy to manufacture medicines?
In the apocalypse, even a single expired fever-reducing pill would be worth a fortune.
Without medical resources, sick people could only rely on their own immune systems to survive.
If they couldn’t endure it, they simply waited to die.
That was how cruel the apocalypse was.
But Wen Ruchu had studied medicine.
Before they died, her parents had already helped her build connections. Among them were several close friends of her parents.
Over the years, they still occasionally contacted her.
Wen Ruchu contacted an uncle who owned a pharmaceutical company and told him that she wanted to purchase Western and traditional medicines, claiming that her school needed them and that she also wanted to do some charity work.
Although medicine wasn’t something people could casually buy, as long as the money was sufficient, nothing was truly impossible to obtain.
After all, in business, no one was completely clean.
The medicines were quickly delivered.
Wen Ruchu bought all the common medicines available on the market and all the commonly used herbs.
Later, she planned to buy more medical books and study them slowly.
In the apocalypse she would probably spend a lot of time alone anyway.
She would have plenty of time.
Busy day after day, Wen Ruchu spent the next few days running around the entire city during the day to stockpile supplies.
At night, she constantly ordered takeout.
She also went to hardware stores and bought many tools.
She purchased solar generators, heaters, small electric heaters, wall-mounted boilers, gas stoves, ice makers, and various household appliances.
She also bought a huge pile of pots, bowls, and kitchen utensils.
All of them were temporarily stored in a warehouse.
Her Dimensional Space was already almost full from all the food and clothing she had stored.
She had to find a safe place to store supplies as soon as possible.
When the time came to receive the house, Wen Ruchu went to inspect it.
The house had been renovated exactly according to her requirements.
Standing in front of the door, she felt a strong sense of security.
The reinforced security door was as thick as her forearm. Even explosives probably wouldn’t be able to blow it open.
It had triple security protection: fingerprint, iris scan, and key.
The interior decoration was also exactly what she liked—simple yet beautiful.
The cleaning had already been done in advance, and after checking carefully, she confirmed that there were no surveillance cameras.
Satisfied, Wen Ruchu immediately paid the remaining balance.
The renovation alone had cost 12 million.
But looking at the fortress-like house, it was worth it.
After thinking about it, she wondered if she should also stockpile sand, cement, tiles, and similar materials.
She probably wouldn’t live in only this one house in the future.
Moving around would be unavoidable.
So she should prepare materials to build houses herself.
Wen Ruchu also checked on her neighbors.
None of the nearby units had been renovated yet—they were all still unfinished.
That was perfect.
Ideally, no one would move in until the apocalypse arrived.
She didn’t want neighbors.
After returning to her villa, Wen Ruchu began moving.
With the help of the Dimensional Space as a cheat, moving was very easy.
She didn’t need a moving company.
She could handle it all by herself.
Like a goose plucking every feather, Wen Ruchu emptied the entire three-story villa.
Aside from the items too large to move, every bed and cabinet in every room was collected into the Dimensional Space.
When there was no room left, she placed them inside the house or in the courtyard within the Dimensional Space.
These beds were worth six figures each.
She couldn’t bear to throw them away.
She also had two walk-in closets and an entire wall of jewelry.
What girl didn’t love beauty?
With a sweep of her hand, Wen Ruchu stored everything inside the Dimensional Space.
Once everything was packed up, Wen Ruchu drove her Cullinan to “Wuli Fanghua.”
She also owned a Land Rover and a McLaren, but they were parked elsewhere.
She would deal with them later when she had time.
After moving into her new home, she naturally had to celebrate.
Wen Ruchu rewarded herself with a hotpot meal.
However, while eating, she realized that she hadn’t bought many essential hotpot ingredients like tripe and meatballs.
She would buy them tomorrow.
Life without hotpot was not a happy life for Wen Ruchu.
Still, today’s meal was already very rich.
She used pork bone soup as the hotpot base and added fresh beef, lamb, fish, duck intestines, ham, yellow throat, vegetables, and many other ingredients.
She ate until she was completely satisfied.
After eating and drinking her fill, Wen Ruchu thought about all the random things she had collected today.
They needed to be organized.
She closed her eyes and let her consciousness enter the Dimensional Space.
But then she discovered something shocking.
The Dimensional Space had become bigger.
Originally, the supplies had completely filled the space.
Now they only occupied half of it.
It had doubled in size?!
What had she done?
How did it suddenly grow larger?
She continued exploring the Dimensional Space.
Only the space itself had expanded.
The house and the courtyard inside hadn’t changed much.
There had to be a reason.
Thinking about what she had done that day, she realized she had collected the villa’s jewelry wall.
After searching carefully, she discovered something strange.
All the golden jewelry from that wall had disappeared.
But the jewelry made of other materials was still there.
So…
Did the Dimensional Space consume gold?
And after consuming gold, it would grow bigger?
This discovery excited Wen Ruchu immensely.
She had money.
She could buy gold.
If she kept feeding gold to the Dimensional Space, she could continuously expand it.
That way she wouldn’t need to find storage places for her supplies.
Supplies were safest when she carried them with her.
Good.
Very good.
She was going to start buying small gold bars.
Now she didn’t have to worry about running out of storage space.
Tomorrow she would go to the warehouse and collect all the appliances.
The next day, Wen Ruchu first went to the bank to buy gold.
An individual could buy up to fifty jin of gold at the bank—25,000 grams.
At a price of 500 yuan per gram, the total cost was 12.5 million.
After putting the gold into her car, Wen Ruchu eagerly entered the Dimensional Space to check.
Good heavens.
The Dimensional Space had expanded again.
Yesterday, the supplies occupied half of the space.
Today, they only occupied one quarter.
Not only that, she also discovered that the small house inside the space had changed from two floors to three floors.
The first floor had expanded from two rooms and one bathroom to three rooms and two bathrooms.
The second floor had gained an additional room.
The third floor now had one room and one bathroom.
The courtyard hadn’t changed much.
But it was still worth it.
She would keep buying gold and feeding it to the Dimensional Space—
and eventually earn herself a huge villa inside it!