Taking advantage of the kids going to tidy up,
Su Manman slipped into the space.
But worried about being seen, she quickly stepped back out.
Now she could more or less confirm that both her consciousness and body could enter the space.
She first tried to move objects remotely.
No luck.
Then she touched a nearby stone, and the next second, it appeared inside the space.
So things from outside could be brought in—
but she had to physically touch them first.
Whether living things could be brought in was still unknown.
She’d have to test that later.
Next, Su Manman tried to see if she could take things out of the space using just her mind.
She hadn’t looked carefully the first time she entered.
Now she could clearly see that the space contained nothing but a spring and a patch of dark soil.
She thought about it, and the soil immediately appeared at her feet.
So she could indeed extract things from the space using her mind.
But damn it—
no magical fruit, no treasure, just soil.
What the hell does that mean?
Was she supposed to… farm?
Damn it! Su Manman wanted to curse.
In her last life, she had to work herself to exhaustion in an office,
and now, after being transported to another world, she still had to be a laborer in the dirt?
No way. Absolutely impossible.
…
“Big sister, what are you looking for?”
Su Xiaoman had finished tidying and saw his sister pacing around the hut, as if searching for something.
“Oh, just checking if we have any seeds.”
Su Xiaoman scratched his greasy hair.
Their family didn’t even have proper land—where would seeds come from?
“Big sister, what do you need seeds for?”
Su Manman could only look at heaven and sigh.
Seeds… of course, it was for planting. A damn nuisance.
Seeing her face, Su Xiaoman didn’t dare ask more.
Then he suddenly remembered something and turned to fetch an object wrapped in a leaf from a corner.
“Big sister, here are some cabbage seeds.”
These were given by Old Lady Hua in the village, meant for planting some cabbages around the hut.
They hadn’t even been planted yet.
Su Manman took them, thinking: originally, she wanted grain, but fine, vegetables would do.
She quickly moved behind the hut, wanting to keep the kids from seeing.
Then, with a heavy sigh, she began scattering the seeds inside the space.
Labor… suffering…
Damn it! Reincarnated, and her opening act was still planting crops.
Who could she complain to?
Heavenly Dao had already given her a space,
so why couldn’t it also be… smart?
Like, she could just think about planting the seeds, and they’d be planted instantly.
Next moment…
Su Manman saw the seeds in her hands all appear in the soil.
Ah…
Was her dream actually coming true?
She thought again: “Okay, now turn the soil over.”
Wow!
The soil actually turned itself over.
Neat! Even!
Clearly done with skill and precision.
A moment of witnessing a miracle.
Ahhh… every cell in Su Manman’s body trembled.
Narrow? No!
This was proof—Heavenly Dao cared about her.
From now on, she would no longer be the servant of this space.
Instead, the space would truly be her servant.
She glanced at the spring again, grabbed a bowl,
and with just a thought, a bowl of water instantly filled.
This was… incredible… intelligent plus-plus.
Not far away, Su Xiaoman and the twins watched Su Manman, shifting from worried to laughing, with awe.
The three of them shivered.
“Uncle… what’s wrong with mom?” Big Bao asked cautiously.
Su Xiaoman was only six.
Honestly, he was also a little scared seeing Su Manman like this.
Since she woke up, she seemed… different.
But recalling how she had beaten up Old Lady Zhao today, he felt reassured.
“Why are you all standing there? Come, drink some water. You must be tired.”
Su Manman’s mood had lifted; she looked happy no matter what she saw.
She gently invited the three to come and drink.
The kids assumed the water had already been in the bowl, so they didn’t suspect a thing.
They obediently stepped forward and took a few sips of the spring water.
“Big sister, this water is so sweet!”
Su Xiaoman immediately noticed something different.
Big Bao and Little Bao nodded along.
It tasted like the candy their grandfather used to give them.
Su Manman said: “Mm, I added some sugar inside. We haven’t eaten today—drink this sugar water to boost your strength.”
Even without food, they could drink sweet water.
The three kids didn’t doubt her—they assumed she had just hidden it away.
It saved Su Manman a lot of trouble.
After drinking, she looked at what Su Xiaoman had collected.
Really, there wasn’t much: a thin blackish blanket, a clay pot, a few bowls,
and a few patched-up clothes.
If she didn’t have the original body’s memory, she’d think it was garbage no beggar would touch.
All the clothes were full of patches; not a single warm coat among them.
Sigh…
And they expected to travel all the way to Luzhou with this?
Su Manman knew the road ahead would be long and full of hardship.
…
Gu Baoshan was quick—within an hour, he had delivered the travel permit to Su Manman.
He thought she wouldn’t leave immediately, needing to prepare for a few days,
and even offered her a temporary place in the village.
Su Manman refused; she was heading to the town.
This village was unlivable.
Seeing she was stubborn, Gu Baoshan sighed and left.
Once he was gone, Su Manman told the kids to pack up and leave immediately.
Although they didn’t understand why they had to leave so close to nightfall,
Su Manman was their only reliance.
They feared she would leave without them, so they had no objections.
Luckily, Su Manman took the kids with her.
Otherwise, who knew if they might fall ill that night.
Meanwhile, Zhao returned home, fuming about the huge loss today.
Not only had her two kids not been sold,
but she also lost fifty taels of silver.
Even Lin Da Hu was injured—she couldn’t accept it.
Lin Da Hu, upon waking and realizing he had been knocked out by a woman,
felt utterly humiliated.
If his brothers found out, how could he continue his reputation on the streets?
With Zhao and her cohorts egging him on, he swore vengeance.
That night, he planned to gather some men in town to deal with Su Manman and the children.
The girls would be sold after being abused, the boys forced into servitude.
Sounds perfect—but by the time he and his men arrived at Gujia Village,
the hut was already empty.
Naturally, that’s a story for later.