“Big sister, not only can you teleport within this space, you can also control the space to move outside—and people can see you,” Tuanzi said.
“Tuanzi, this space is amazing. So how do you control it to move?”
With a wave of his little paw, a screen appeared in front of them, like a television. Inside the screen was the outside world.
“Big sister, whether you’re riding a bicycle or driving a car in the future, just follow this screen. It’s like playing a driving game outside.”
“Tuanzi, you mean that no matter whether I’m riding a bike or driving, as long as I follow this screen, it’ll be like I’m moving on the real road outside?”
“Big sister, in theory, yes. But you haven’t tried it yet. Still, riding a bicycle in the space is the same as outside—if you hit an obstacle, you’ll fall.”
“However, if you fall inside the space, it will only hurt—you won’t get injured.”
“Tuanzi, that’s already very good. Let’s go to the villa and take a look.”
The girl and the little tiger pushed open the villa doors again. The moment the doors opened, An Ning froze.
Wasn’t this her home from before she transmigrated?
She immediately set Tuanzi down and ran into the living room, then rushed up to the second and third floors, running back and forth twice.
The house was still the same as before—only the people who once loved her were gone.
She walked into her parents’ room. The furnishings were exactly as they had been when they were alive. Even the matching cups they used for drinking water were still placed neatly on the coffee table.
At the head of the bed hung their wedding photo. In the picture, her father looked handsome, and her mother was beautiful and gentle.
She touched the photo, and tears fell uncontrollably.
“Mom, Dad… I miss you so much. Am I never going back? Back to our modern home? I don’t even know how I ended up inside a book…”
“But Mom, Dad, it’s a good thing I sold all the family assets you left me and turned them into cash, buying enough supplies to fill an entire space.”
“With those supplies, I won’t run out even in three lifetimes. So don’t worry—I’ll work hard to live well here.”
After speaking, she took out a handkerchief and wiped the nonexistent dust from the wedding photo.
Then she went to her own room.
Her room was on the third floor. On that floor, there was a large living area on one side, with an open-air balcony outside.
She used to drink tea there, read books, and enjoy the view of the entire villa estate.
There was also a rocking chair there—her favorite. She would sit on it, gazing at the stars and the moon, lost in thought.
On the other side was her private room, complete with a study, a walk-in closet, and a bathroom.
Especially the walk-in closet—it alone occupied over 200 square meters.
Inside were clothes, shoes, bags, accessories, and jewelry, all neatly arranged.
These were all things her parents had bought for her during their business trips around the world. Many were still unopened, completely new—yet in this 1970s era, she couldn’t wear them outside.
Looking at the room full of belongings, all of them carrying her parents’ love, she decided she wouldn’t touch the closet.
The luxurious villa remained the same, but without people, it felt empty and hollow.
That’s right—her parents would never come back. From now on, this place would be her home alone.
After feeling down for quite a while, she returned to the first floor. Only then did she notice that the TV in the living room was playing an animated show, and little white tiger Tuanzi was watching it with great interest.
There was electricity here—there was actually electricity!
Did that mean everything in her kitchen could still be used?
She hurried to the open kitchen on the first floor. The refrigerator, fryer, oven, gas stove—everything was functioning normally.
That meant she could cook for herself here in the future, without worrying about people gossiping outside just because she cooked meat, or gathering at her door to watch.
After thoroughly exploring the entire villa, she realized—
This villa was simply her original home moved into the space.
Then she asked Tuanzi, “Tuanzi, what’s that bungalow next to the villa for? Is it a warehouse? Let’s go take a look.”
“Okay, big sister, I’ll take you there.”
As soon as he finished speaking, An Ning was already standing in front of the bungalow.
Truly… instant.
Holding Tuanzi, she pushed open the half-closed iron door—and was stunned.
Rows upon rows of shelves, piles of rice, flour, grain, and oil, boxes upon boxes of unopened goods—all neatly categorized and arranged in an orderly, pleasing manner.
Weren’t these the supplies she had stored in her storage space?
How had everything from her storage space ended up here?
Could it be that the spirit spring space and her storage space had fused into one?
This… this… this was too incredible.
Tuanzi glanced at the supplies and said casually, “Big sister, what’s so surprising? When you dripped your blood onto the luck jade pendant space, it entered your body and encountered your other jade space. Naturally, they fused together.”
“But big sister, now that you have the luck jade space, your fortune will be unmatched.”
“With this space, those who treat you kindly will live better and better, while those who harbor ill intentions toward you will only become more miserable.”
An Ning thought back to the previous life in the book—when Jiang Yan obtained this luck space, no wonder everything went smoothly for her.
Whatever she did succeeded. Even those around her who committed shady deeds for her managed to complete them without raising suspicion.
So it was all because of this space.
Then another thought struck her. “Tuanzi, since this space belongs to me, if someone else takes it away, does that mean my luck will also be taken?”
“Of course! This space carries your fortune. It’s your reward for doing good deeds—it belongs to you.”
“If something that originally belongs to you isn’t protected, especially something like luck… big sister, you already know what would happen.”
An Ning immediately understood.
No wonder the ending of An Ning’s family in the book was so tragic—it turned out their luck had been stolen.
Jiang Yan, so what if you’re the female lead? Without this luck space in this life, can you still become one of the twin heroines?
“Big sister, go over there to the spirit spring and drink some of the water. The scar on your forehead will disappear. Right now, your face is covered in blood—it looks really scary.”
An Ning touched her injured forehead. The blood had already dried, and her hair felt stiff and tangled.
Feeling the dull pain of the wound, she thought for a moment.
This injury couldn’t heal just yet.
She still planned to use it… for something else.