Seeing such a perfect space, the newly awakened woman couldn’t stop giggling foolishly.
But after laughing for a while, she suddenly froze.
How does she get out of here?
Would saying “exit” work?
The next second, Lin Yiyi appeared back on the big bed in her room.
She froze for a moment, then silently thought the word “enter”.
The next second, she was back inside the perfect space again.
After that, she repeatedly tested “exit” and “enter”.
After countless attempts, she finally stopped and sat quietly in the center of the bed to think.
Thinking about her recent dreams and this suddenly appearing space, if she still didn’t understand what was going on, then she would have wasted her 20 years of life.
She picked up her phone and searched online for a “transmigration survival checklist,” then compared it with her dream scenario and carefully compiled her own list.
Looking at the full page of items, she calculated her assets:
Why did she, so young, have so much wealth?
It sounded like a dream.
Lin Yiyi grew up in an orphanage. She had exceptional medical talent and was skilled in both internal and surgical medicine, graduating from medical graduate school at 20. Her mentor called her a rare medical genius.
She was also a martial arts enthusiast, a 9th-dan black belt, with strong combat ability.
Her thoughts drifted back to a year ago.
When she was 20, a middle-aged couple found her and told her they were her biological parents—and that she was their only daughter.
Because they were civil servants and could only have one child, they abandoned her at an orphanage gate because they wanted a son. After that, they claimed the child was lost and later had a son two years later.
After the son was born, they resigned and went into business, making a fortune during the economic boom.
A month ago, the family of three went out and got into a car accident. The son died on the spot.
The couple believed it was karma for abandoning their daughter, so they sought her out to make amends.
Within one month of recognition, they transferred all their assets to her. Everything happened before she even fully reacted.
On the day the transfer was completed, the couple had a warm meal with her, gave her many instructions, and even stayed by her side that night.
The next morning, Lin Yiyi woke up and found them gone. She thought they had abandoned her again.
Until the afternoon, the police came to her door and told her the couple had committed suicide.
After reading their suicide note, she learned they had chosen not to die in front of her to avoid traumatizing her.
Just like that, the penniless her suddenly inherited billions of wealth.
She sighed as her thoughts returned.
Recalling novels she had read, she tested whether her space preserved items.
She placed a cup of hot water, a cup of ice, a piece of fresh pork, and even her pet goldfish into the space pond.
Since she only had 100 days left before transmigration, stockpiling supplies was urgent.
She rented a suburban warehouse near the city—2000 square meters in total, including a 500-square-meter cold storage and 1500-square-meter normal storage. Monthly rent: 10,000, electricity for cold storage separate, three-month lease.
After arranging the warehouse, it was already midnight.
She browsed Taobao for supplies and fell asleep unknowingly.
Early the next morning, the doorbell rang.
It was the agent. After signing and transferring payment, everything was done in 20 minutes.
After sending the agent off, she locked the door and entered the space.
The hot water was still the same temperature, the ice hadn’t melted, the pork was still fresh, and the goldfish were swimming happily.
It was a preservation space!
She checked her list:
Clothing: underwear, thermal wear, sweaters, socks, shoes, scarves, gloves for adults and children; seasonal clothes; custom-made ancient-style clothing; fabrics including silk (10 tons), fine cotton (50 tons), coarse cotton (50 tons), and cotton (100 tons). Estimated cost: 6 million.
Food: various rice types (100,000 tons total), flour/noodles/instant food (100,000 tons), oil (20,000 tons), salt (10,100 tons), sauces and condiments (10,000 tons), dried goods (100 tons), meat (10,000 tons), vegetables (10,000 tons), eggs (100 tons), fruits (10,000 tons), sugar (10,000 tons), water and beverages (100,000 tons), snacks (100 tons), seeds (1 ton). Estimated cost: 1.3 billion.
Living supplies: skincare products, sanitary pads, bedding, books, kitchenware, gas tanks, appliances, electronics, survival videos and printed materials, office supplies, medicines, masks, and various daily necessities—including contraceptives, baby formula, diapers, and toys. Estimated cost: 500 million.
Transport and survival gear: outdoor equipment, weapons blueprints, heating supplies, tents, waterproof materials, oxygen bags, flashlights, batteries, diving suits, vehicles, fuel, and weapons including blades and firearms. Estimated cost: 500 million.
After totaling everything, she realized painfully that money was still not enough.
She sent a message to all company shareholders:
“Selling all my shares. Highest bidder wins. Full payment only.”
Within one minute, all shareholders replied expressing interest.
After researching, she chose one named Yang Keyu and scheduled a meeting at a café.
The next day, she arrived early and ordered her favorite coconut cloud coffee.
Soon, a refined middle-aged man arrived with his lawyer and accountant.
“Hello, Miss Lin.”
“Hello, Mr. Yang.”
They discussed terms, signed the contract under legal supervision, and finalized the deal at 2.5 billion RMB. 2 billion was transferred immediately, and the remaining 500 million would arrive the next day due to transfer limits.
“Pleasure working with you.”
“Likewise.”
Over the next few days, she stayed home, ordering supplies online and contacting factories, with delivery all sent to the warehouse.
She survived on takeout, ordering multiple portions separately to avoid overworking delivery riders, storing leftovers in her space.
Two months passed quickly.
All items on her list were delivered and stored in the space. Thankfully, it had automatic organization; otherwise, she would have died from exhaustion just sorting them.
She also sold her house, redeemed investments, and reinvested everything into stockpiling.
Her space shelves were now filled with cooked food—fried chicken, burgers, fries, milk tea, desserts.
She also bought tea, alcohol, and anything she could think of.
The space had become a super supermarket.
After finishing her stockpiling plan, she had 1.5 million left and a small old car.
She also bought gold and silver jewelry and glass items, knowing they would be valuable in ancient times.
After everything, she only had 500,000 left.
She returned the warehouse, refused the remaining rent refund, and stayed in a five-star hotel she had never dared to enter before.
That night, lying in a bathtub with a glass of red wine, she admired the city lights.
She decided that during her last month, she would travel freely and enjoy life before transmigration.
Soon, the final day arrived.
She drove on the road with loud music playing, speeding freely since she didn’t know how she would transmigrate.
Behind her, a truck with failed brakes honked repeatedly—but she didn’t hear it.
BOOM.
Her car was flipped over. She cursed loudly—and everything went black…