Recently, Jiang Anxia has been dreaming about a certain scene while sleeping, and this has been going on for a week.

The scene in my dream was yellowish, and the children inside were dressed in very old, colorless clothes.

The low-rise houses, the drab yellow color, and the gloomy environment made her feel oppressed.

What's unusual is that three days ago she inexplicably acquired a huge space where she could even grow plants.

She felt this was a warning from God, an early warning that she was about to travel through time.

So she decided to sell her possessions to buy more supplies to store in the space.

The next day, as soon as it was light, she contacted the real estate agent to sell the house.

To be honest, Jiang Anxia was just an ordinary landlady. She owned six apartments in Nanshi, all in excellent locations, close to the subway and near a large supermarket.

All six houses were inherited by Jiang Anxia from her parents.

Her parents died in a car accident and could not be saved.

She was only 18 years old at the time, and there was no one else in her family besides her parents.

She handled her parents' affairs on her own, then listed the house with a real estate agency and rented it out.

Her living expenses come entirely from these five or six houses.

And now, these properties are what she wants to sell.

She estimated that because she was in a hurry to sell her house and there were still tenants inside, she asked the person who bought her house to let them continue to rent until the lease expired.

So a house should be available for two to three million.

Each apartment has three or four bedrooms and is quite spacious, and the prices are similar.

After having the real estate agent list the house, she calculated the balance in her bank account.

All in all, it's only about two million. That's basically the rent from the past few years, plus her monthly salary.

Jiang Anxia found paper and pen and began to slowly plan what she wanted to buy.

Make sure you buy all the necessary items, such as daily necessities, medicines, and appliances.

Jiang Anxia felt that thinking was not as good as doing, so she immediately took out her phone and rented two large warehouses in the suburbs, then grabbed the keys and went out to shop.

First came rice, flour, soy sauce, and the like. She drove straight to the wholesale market.

After parking her car, she headed straight to the market and even found a shop owner who had a wide variety of products to work with.

She told him she needed 5,000 catties each of rice, flour, and noodles, but since she could grow things in the space, she didn't need too much of these.

Then they ordered 1,000 catties each of red beans, mung beans, millet, and glutinous rice; 100,000 portions of peanut oil, rapeseed oil, soybean oil, soy sauce, and various kinds of oil, salt, soy sauce, and vinegar; and then 50,000 boxes of each of the miscellaneous spices used for cooking.

Then they ordered 100,000 jin of brown sugar, white sugar, and red dates.

I went to a store that sells household goods and bought toothpaste, toothbrushes, towels, shampoo, shower gel, soap, laundry detergent, dish soap, and so on. I also bought some children's products.

Then I bought 50,000 boxes each of toilet paper and sanitary napkins from the boss.

Seeing that she bought a lot, the shopkeeper said that he had a batch of fabric that no one wanted because the patterns were too old. He asked Jiang Anxia if she wanted it, and if so, he would sell it to her at a lower price.

Jiang Anxia went to see the batch of fabric, and indeed the patterns were outdated. No wonder no one wanted it in this prosperous era.

She waved her little hand to indicate that she wanted it.

Seeing that the shopkeeper still had cotton, Jiang Anxia said directly to him: "How much cotton do you have? I want as much as you have."

Order another 10,000 four-piece bedding sets.

Finally, after telling the boss the warehouse address, I went to the next place.

Seeing that she still had some time to spare, she went to the pharmacy and bought a lot of common medicines, basically emptying out several over-the-counter drug stores.

She glanced at the time and drove towards the warehouse.

When she arrived, delivery trucks came one after another, until the warehouse was almost overflowing before they stopped.

As soon as the truck disappeared from sight, Jiang Anxia waved her hand, and the supplies in the warehouse vanished in an instant.

He clapped his hands and headed home.

After returning home, Jiang Anxia ordered takeout on her phone. She found it quite convenient and then unleashed her unlimited purchasing power.

She ordered almost everything from the takeout restaurants she usually ate at, like pickled fish, boiled pork, and taro chicken.

As she looked around, her gaze fell on breakfast: steamed buns, dumplings, shumai, and various kinds of porridge.

Then she started opening the door every five minutes to get her takeout and putting it away in her storage space—a repetitive action.

Jiang Anxia was finally able to climb into bed and sleep at midnight.

The next day, at the crack of dawn, Jiang Anxia was woken up by a phone call. It was from the real estate agent, saying that three of her houses had been sold and the money would be deposited into her account immediately.

Jiang Anxia happily turned off her phone. She got up and started washing up; she still needed to go out to buy things today.

After getting ready, she went out for breakfast. She thought the breakfast at this shop was quite delicious, so she ordered another 500 servings of steamed buns, porridge, and fried dough sticks from the owner.

She then drove to a large electronics store, went directly to the owner, bought a lot of appliances from him, and finally insisted that he get her more than ten generators.

Then I went to the electronics section on the first floor and bought a lot of mobile phones, computers, tablets, USB drives, and the like.

Seeing that she couldn't buy anything there, Jiang Anxia drove to a large supermarket to buy some more.

Skincare products, face masks, cosmetics, and snacks he usually likes to eat—he basically grabs whatever he sees, resulting in a large group of salespeople following him, each pushing a cart.

She thought this was enough. After receiving the payment, she asked the supermarket staff to deliver it to the warehouse for her, and she paid for the delivery.

Then he drove the car to a place where there were no people and no surveillance cameras, and put it into his spatial storage.

I walked towards the warehouse, and along the way I went into every shop that interested me and asked them to help me deliver the goods to the warehouse.

When you get tired of walking, just leave the car in a secluded spot and drive there.

When she arrived, the workers were unloading goods from the truck.

Jiang Anxia watched as items were moved into the warehouse, a satisfied smile spreading across her face.

It was almost noon when they finished moving the items. When Jiang Anxia saw that no one was around, she simply moved her hand and the supplies on the spot disappeared.

She was hungry too, so she drove home.

After lunch, she went directly to her spatial storage to check how many supplies she had.

I grabbed a tablet, sat down, and started taking notes.

Rice, flour, noodles, eggs, milk, milk powder, white sugar, brown sugar, and various seasonings.

Rapeseed oil, soybean oil, soy sauce, sesame oil, peanut oil, Sichuan pepper oil, etc.

Fabrics, cotton, bedding, toothpaste, toothbrushes, toilet paper, sanitary napkins, etc.

Rice cookers, gas stoves, air fryers, washing machines, televisions, etc.

Various daily medications, hundreds of breakfast and takeout options.