Transmigration: Getting Rich with My Space and Supplies

Rong Yan didn’t care about what was happening at the foot of the mountain; she found this place to be quite pleasant, both quiet and free from disturbances.

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Moreover, after observing, she discovered that the lack of wild beasts around this cave was entirely due to the area being treated with medicinal herbs, the effects of which had not yet dissipated.

Thus, the cave was extremely safe, even long insects—meaning snakes—would not enter.

This made her inevitably question her father’s true identity.

How could he know so much? And the matter of the gold and silver... that definitely wasn’t something a common hunter could possess.

Unless he was extraordinarily lucky and had dug up someone’s hidden treasury.

In the original owner’s memory, the parents had returned to this village after the original owner reached five years of age; it seemed her father had been a soldier before that.

Even the weddings were held elsewhere. As for the rest, the parents kept their past a closely guarded secret, so the original owner and her younger brother knew nothing of their history.

"Sister, are we going to live here forever?" Rong Jin quite liked it here.

Because this cave held traces of their father, living here brought him great peace, and he hadn’t had a single nightmare since.

If possible, he would prefer to stay here forever.

Of course, that decision was up to his aunt.

Hearing this, Rong Yan looked down at him, "We’re only staying here temporarily. After some time, we’ll have to leave. After all, Ah Jin is supposed to study... and become a high-ranking official in the future."

"Sister, can I, can I become the Great General?" He originally wanted to study, but after seeing how formidable his sister was, he thought being the Great General could protect her even better.

"Of course you can, as long as you have a dream... and you work hard towards that dream, nothing is impossible." Naturally, she would not discourage a child’s dreams.

Besides, the boy was quite smart; with proper guidance, whether it’s becoming the Great General or a civil servant... he was bound to secure his place in court in the future.

She was quite fond of the boy, not just because of the blood relation of their bodies, but also because she felt a particular affinity towards him.

"Sister, I will definitely listen to your advice and train hard."

Indeed, these past few days, Rong Yan had already started him on horse stance training.

As encouragement, she trained alongside him.

Anyway, she needed to improve the physical condition of her own body.

However, she didn’t plan to stay here long, a month at most, since it was early autumn.

If they stayed too late, heavy snow would close off the mountain, and then leaving would be impossible.

Of course, even if the mountain were sealed by snow, she wasn’t afraid at all, thanks to the Space Supermarket. As long as she had enough money to recharge...

She would not lack for supplies.

Even if they stayed for ten or twenty years, they wouldn’t starve.

Another reason she decided to stay a month was the abundance of resources deep in the mountains.

There were many precious medicinal herbs in the mountains.

In just the past few days, she had gathered several wild ginsengs and Lingzhi mushrooms, and many other herbs had been picked as well.

All of them had been transplanted into the black soil of the space, thriving beautifully.

Therefore, she planned to continue treasure hunting and training her body here.

A month passed quietly.

After a month’s training, and with Rong Yan using the medicinal herbs from the space to nourish them, not only had Rong Jin’s physical condition improved a lot.

Rong Yan herself could now take on twenty men at once.

Especially her archery skills—hitting the target from a hundred steps away was a trivial task for her.

In this time, the harvest in the space was also quite fruitful; the area of black soil had increased to two yuan.

She didn’t only transplant numerous medicinal herbs but also some wild fruit trees, including grapes, apples, pears, and kiwi fruits.

Everything transplanted in the space’s black soil grew vigorously.

The siblings ate and drank well for a month, not only growing taller but also developing ruddier cheeks and brighter smiles.

Each had an individual charm,

but Rong Yan, compared to when she first arrived, now looked as if she had applied a skin smoothing filter and had top-level beauty enhancements.

Her hair had become several shades blacker.

In any case, she was the kind that one couldn’t take their eyes off.

"Sister, are we really leaving tomorrow?" Rong Jin was quite reluctant to leave the cave they had lived in for over a month.

"Yes, we’re leaving." She noticed something odd about the weather—it was only autumn, and it had already become quite cold.

The cave wasn’t very good at keeping warmth.

If they waited any longer, they feared they wouldn’t be able to leave at all.

Seeing Sister had made up her mind, Rong Jin obediently agreed, "Then I’ll listen to Sister."

Rong Yan looked at his docile manner and reached out to pat his head.

"Bring your short bow. We’ll leave after breakfast tomorrow morning."

"Okay." Hearing that he could bring the short bow, Rong Jin was very excited,

because Sister had personally made that short bow for him

and had taught him archery.

He could even shoot birds now!

"Stay here for a while, and don’t go out. I’m going to look around the area."

Tomorrow they would leave, and if possible... she guessed they might never come back here again.

So she wanted to "shear the sheep" one last time on this final day.

"Okay." Rong Jin naturally wouldn’t disturb Sister’s important work.

He wasn’t like those unruly children... Perhaps due to the loss of his parents, he had become quite sensible.

Rong Yan smiled at him, armed with his little short bow for protection, and then went out...

Rong Jin didn’t stay in the cave. He was too bored, so he simply sat with his legs apart at the cave entrance.

Despite his young age, he could now sit like that for an hour.

Rong Yan’s harvest was also quite good. She dug up a few wild ginseng roots, some medicinal herbs, and disturbed two rabbit burrows.

She dealt with the biggest rabbits and then stored them in her space.

Living things couldn’t be stored in her space. Anything alive that went inside would automatically die... except, of course, for the owner of the space, herself.

Rong Yan also caught a wild deer and a wild boar, making for a significant haul, and she decided to head back.

On her way back, she suddenly heard a muffled groan.

Rong Yan’s hearing was exceptional. She immediately became alert.

She was certainly brave, so she didn’t leave right away but approached cautiously.

As she got closer, she smelled a heavy scent of blood.

Rong Yan sniffed... This surprised her.

Because what she smelled was not the blood of an animal, but that of a human.

Pushing through the thorns and underbrush, she saw a man drenched in blood.

If she hadn’t come here, there was no way this man could survive the night.

Not to mention he might die from excessive blood loss, the smell of blood would surely attract nearby wild animals.

The man perhaps held on to his last breath. Maybe it was his strong will to live that allowed him, even in his unconscious state, to feel someone approaching.

He forcefully opened his eyes and saw a girl with the appearance of a fairy.

Regardless of whether she was a fairy or a demon, his instinct to survive compelled him to open his mouth and plead for help, "Save me..."

Those two words exhausted all his strength, and he once again fell into unconsciousness.