In her previous life, Liu Wanwan had carefully plotted against her. She even made excuses to take away Liu Qingyue’s dowry—which included the space necklace.
By chance, Liu Wanwan formed a bond with that necklace and used the resources inside it to build a very successful life.
As for Liu Qingyue, she ended up marrying Lu Fengting. But because she never loved him, their marriage was unhappy. After struggling through life, she finally made it to the age of fifty—only to die of cancer.
Before she died, she saw Liu Wanwan again.
And that’s when she learned the truth.
She would never forget how Liu Wanwan stood by her hospital bed, smiling with smug satisfaction.
“My dear sister, I really have to thank you,” Liu Wanwan said brightly. At the time, Liu Qingyue still didn’t understand what was going on.
“You not only handed your man over to me, but you also gave me your most valuable treasure. That space necklace from your dowry made me rich. My life now? It couldn’t be better!”
“Oh, dear sister… you shouldn’t spend your whole life chasing after someone else’s man.”
Liu Wanwan went on about how incredible the space was and all the treasures inside it.
Liu Qingyue felt a surge of excitement—but the moment her emotions spiked, the monitor beside her flatlined.
She died.
Taking a deep breath, Liu Qingyue opened her eyes and looked around at the space.
She frowned slightly.
In her past life, Liu Wanwan had described it as being filled with amazing things—but now, all she saw was a simple empty field and a small wooden hut.
The field looked like farmland.
After observing it for a while, Liu Qingyue accepted it.
Even if it wasn’t as magical as described before, it was still useful.
She explored the space and found a set of instructions inside the hut. It explained that the land could be used to grow fruits and vegetables—and that she could also store items inside the space.
In other words, she could bring things from the outside world into it.
That realization made her heart race with excitement.
If she could store things…
Why not start by clearing out everything in this house?
After all, no one in this family treated her well. Her father always sided with Wang Chunhua and Liu Wanwan—and even her troublesome younger brother.
If things continued like this, her father would keep supporting them endlessly. It would only get worse.
With that thought, Liu Qingyue left the space.
The house was quiet. Making sure no one was around, she quietly slipped out.
She had already practiced using the space for quite some time and was now very skilled.
She began moving anything useful—or anything she could get her hands on—into the space.
She even checked the usual hiding spots for secret cash and found quite a lot, collecting an extra 300 yuan.
Then she cleared out the kitchen, storing all the food supplies.
Normally, the best food always went to her younger brother, and she barely got anything good to eat.
Fine. From now on, she’d cook for herself inside the space.
After about an hour, she looked at the now completely empty house and smiled in satisfaction, dusting off her hands before heading back to her room to sleep.
The next morning—
“AHHH!”
Wang Chunhua’s scream was so loud it startled the neighbor’s chickens, and even the dogs began barking.
Liu Qingyue woke up, rubbing her head.
Being reborn thirty years in the past still felt surreal.
But after changing what happened yesterday, she finally felt some peace—and had slept well for the first time in a long while.
Now, woken by the screaming, she felt annoyed at first.
Then she realized—
Wang Chunhua must have discovered the house had been completely emptied.
After a moment, Liu Qingyue quickly composed herself and put on a shocked expression.
The moment Liu Qingyue opened the door, she saw Wang Chunhua pacing back and forth in the yard, clutching her head in panic.
“What happened?! Why is everything gone? Did we get robbed last night?!”
From inside the house to outside, everything was gone—rice, flour, stored food, even the chickens, ducks, and geese.
Their hidden savings, decent clothes, and even jewelry…
All gone.
Not a single thing left.
Wang Chunhua looked like she had gone mad. Soon, Liu Dajun and Liu Wanwan’s shocked screams echoed as well.
As for the younger brother, he had been sent to his grandparents’ house the day before, so he wasn’t home.
The whole family was in chaos.
Meanwhile, Liu Qingyue quietly acted innocent.
She sat to the side, pretending to be upset.
“All my things are gone too… except the necklace I was wearing last night. Everything else is gone—that was my dowry!”
Hearing this, Wang Chunhua nearly fainted.
That dowry had been left to Liu Qingyue by her biological mother—and it was quite valuable.
There were many good items in it. Wang Chunhua had even planned to take some for her own daughter in the future.
But now… it was all gone.
Only the necklace remained.
Even if she wanted it, Liu Dajun would never allow her to take it—and Liu Qingyue certainly wouldn’t hand it over.
Who could have done this?!
Liu Dajun, still somewhat composed, immediately reported the incident to the police.
The officers arrived quickly.
When the villagers saw the police car, they were startled—some even thought a criminal was being arrested.
Curious, they followed the officers to Liu Dajun’s house.
Before anyone could ask questions, Wang Chunhua flung the door open and cried out:
“Officers, please come in and take a look! Our family has been completely robbed!”
“What kind of heartless thief would do this?!” she cried, wiping her tears and pounding her chest.
All her jewelry, clothes, and belongings were gone—along with the money she had saved.
That money had been meant for her precious son.
The police quickly stepped inside.
Neighbors peeked in curiously, eager to see what had happened.
A few quietly followed behind.
As soon as the officers entered, they froze for a moment.
The house was completely empty.
Bare walls. Nothing left.
“Everything… stolen this cleanly?” one officer muttered, stunned.
Aside from a few worthless odds and ends, everything else was gone.
Even the neighbors who snuck in were shocked.
“Oh my goodness…”
One of them couldn’t help but speak up.
“Dajun’s family had quite a bit before, didn’t they? I was just here a few days ago—there was even a brand-new cabinet!”
“How did everything disappear overnight like this?”