Exiled at the Start, But I’m Not Afraid—I Have a Space to Feed and Support My Parents

One moment, Bai Li was fighting zombies in the apocalypse. The next, she woke up in ancient times—in the body of Bai Li, the legitimate daughter of the Bai General’s household. The moment she opened her eyes, she was forced to make a choice: marry or face exile. Her scumbag fiancé, Zhao Yuntian, had his eyes on her dowry and even expected her to marry into his family alongside his concubine. Bai Li didn’t hesitate. She broke off the engagement and chose exile instead. But exile meant a long journey with little food and even fewer chances to survive, so naturally, she needed supplies. And where better to start than with her ex-fiancé’s family? Fortunately, the personal space she had possessed in her previous life had followed her into this one. It was large enough to empty half the capital, let alone a few storehouses. So Bai Li cleaned out the Zhao family’s warehouse without mercy. But while doing so, she unexpectedly uncovered one of Zhao Yuntian’s secrets—and somehow ended up gaining a bird, two monkeys, and three spirit beasts along the way. With a mountain of supplies, terrifying combat skills, and a group of adorable companions at her side, what were a few escort guards supposed to do to her? Still unconvinced? She could beat every last one of them into the ground. Nangong Min: “Take it easy. At least show your cousin, the Emperor, a little respect.” Bai Li: “Get lost. Don’t provoke me.” Later, when war broke out at the border and enemy forces seized their territory, even the Emperor had no choice but to beg her for help. “General Bai Li, please lead the army, drive back the invaders, and reclaim our lost lands!” Bai Li raised a brow. “Protect my family. If I hear so much as one more word of slander against them, I’ll deal with you too.” The Emperor immediately nodded. “Of course! As long as you’re willing to go, I’ll even call you Dad!” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Exiled at the Start, But I’m Not Afraid—I Have a Space to Feed and Support My Parents — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠