With the cameras gone, Chu Fuyu no longer had any restraint while collecting goods. She followed one simple rule—take everything. Not a single item was left behind.
Imported snacks? Spicy strips, chicken feet, mini cakes—take, take, take!
Seafood platters? Fish, crabs, crayfish—take, take, take!
Mother and baby products? Toys, milk powder, diapers—take, take, take!
Clothes and shoes? Tops, pants, dresses—take, take, take!
Daily necessities? Tissue paper, toothbrushes, body wash—take, take, take!
No matter what it was, it was all: take, take, take!!!
Chu Fuyu couldn’t be bothered to collect things one by one. She simply placed her hand on the shelves and took the entire rack at once. It was convenient, efficient, and saved her the trouble of organizing items inside her spatial storage.
In the end, to save time, she even grabbed a scooter. Riding it through the supermarket, she zipped around at high speed as all the goods vanished into her space.
Fortunately, she discovered that her spatial storage was unlike those in novels—it didn’t require upgrades or have limits on size. It was boundless. She could store as much as she wanted. Her cheat ability was fully maxed out.
Chu Fuyu felt a faint emotional stir. Even though she had no family in this life, heaven had given her a second chance—to return to her past life and experience family affection again.
The only thing that made her feel guilty and uneasy was Lawyer Wang.
After learning that Lawyer Wang had died together with Chu Xiong, she immediately investigated his background. He, too, was a pitiful person like her—an orphan with no children or relatives, completely alone. Even if she wanted to repay him, there was no way to do so.
She knew she carried the expectations of many people. This time, she had to survive—and live freely.
She worked as fast as she could, yet it still took nearly half an hour to clear out the massive supermarket. Then came the second… third… until the tenth.
By the time Chu Fuyu had emptied all ten large supermarkets into her space—even the shopping carts were taken—it was already 7 a.m.
She yawned. She was exhausted, but also extremely excited.
No one could resist the charm of “free shopping,” especially when it was the possessions of her enemies.
The goods from these ten supermarkets alone were already enough for a lifetime.
To be safe, she went home, changed clothes, and then drove to the bank.
At the bank, she inquired about current gold and silver prices. Unfortunately, prices had risen sharply in recent years. Gold was 630 yuan per gram, silver 7 yuan per gram.
The numbers were too large for her to calculate easily, so she directly discussed with the bank manager.
In the end, she purchased 40 million yuan worth of silver bars and 40 million yuan worth of gold bars.
She still had 20 million left, which she planned to use for other supplies. She had already spent all her personal savings the night before on medicine.
She also searched online and learned that glass items were very valuable in ancient times.
At first, she considered buying glassware in bulk from factories, but then she realized the supermarkets already contained plenty—glass cups, bottles, bowls. The ten supermarkets together already provided a huge supply. So she decided it wasn’t necessary.
She would save the money for other things instead.
At wholesale markets, she browsed and bought a large amount of seeds, farming tools, construction materials, furniture, outdoor supplies, and hardware.
She also came across a textile factory.
Although she had already collected many clothes and shoes from supermarkets, she worried that modern clothing would look too strange in ancient times. For safety, she still bought a large amount of fabric.
Cotton-linen, acetate, silk, satin, Song brocade, cloud brocade, pearl satin, chiffon, corduroy, fleece, rabbit fur, fox fur, mink fur, flannel—she bought everything.
For self-defense, she also purchased weapons: boning knives, crossbows, slingshots, and more.
Then she went to a bookstore and bought all kinds of books—classics and novels, textbooks and exam papers, knowledge-based and skill-based materials, serious and less serious ones.
After that, she kept walking through the city—entering any shop she passed and buying in bulk.
When she passed several baby stores, she stocked up again, worried that raising children might be difficult.
She also visited large factories, spending generously so much that the owners thought she was a competitor coming to purchase goods. She tried her best to cover every necessary category.
Eventually, she even bought bicycles, scooters, and motorcycles.
Phones, tablets, power banks were also essential, along with several generators.
By the end, her mind felt like mush. After careful calculation, she felt she had more or less everything covered. Only two hours remained, and she had only a few tens of thousands left.
She drove home.
Inside the house, she collected all the furniture she could.
At the same time, the living room was filled with delivery food. She had previously mass-messaged and called all the restaurants she usually ordered from, asking them to prepare hundreds of servings and deliver them all at once.
The money was completely spent.
The aroma filled the house, and only then did Chu Fuyu realize she was starving—she hadn’t eaten for 24 hours.
She waved her hand and stored all the food into her space.
Five minutes remained. She decided not to eat.
Finally, she looked around her home one last time.
She chose to say goodbye to this world.
“Ding! Time is up. Host, please close your eyes and prepare for transportation.”
Chu Fuyu obediently closed her eyes, barely suppressing her excitement. This was her first time traveling through worlds.
Whoosh—
A gust of wind passed.
When she regained consciousness, she heard several young boys’ voices.
“Big brother, this sweet potato is too small. I’m still hungry.”
“Sanmao, endure it. Later I’ll boil the skins into soup. We’ll drink the soup and save the flesh for Mother.”
“Big brother, my pants are torn again. Tiger saw my butt just now.”
Chu Fuyu slowly opened her eyes, feeling dizzy and lightheaded, like she had low blood sugar.
At that moment, the three boys noticed she was awake and rushed over excitedly.
“Mother! Mother! You’re awake!”
“Mother! Are you hungry? Big brother found a small sweet potato! Eat it and you won’t feel dizzy anymore!”
“Mother, don’t go work outside anymore—it’s too exhausting!”