Before the Confiscation, the Imperial Physician's Daughter Empties the Palace, Then Flees Famine and Disaster

[Apocalypse + Superpowers + Spatial Storage + Hoarding Supplies + Infrastructure Building + Feel-Good Power Fantasy + Not a Saint]

Song Yitang transmigrates into a book, becoming the ill-fated original wife who dies a tragic death in the story. From the start, she not only faces the confiscation of her family’s property, but must also fulfill the original owner’s dying wish.

She has to protect the Gu family and get them safely to the wilderness. But...

In four months, she will face scorching heat, fire from the sky, earthquakes, tsunamis... The world will fall apart in an instant.

Beyond extreme weather, there will also be freezing conditions, poisonous rain, plagues, blizzards, mutinies, mutated plants and animals, and the resurrection of monsters from the Classic of Mountains and Seas.

Knowing how precious life is, Song Yitang rolls up her sleeves and gets to work. She empties the imperial palace and packs her storage space to the brim.

If there’s grain, she takes it. If there’s silver, she takes it. She won’t leave behind even a single chicken feather.

On the road to exile, she leads the Gu family in doing business to earn travel money, heals her cheap husband’s leg injury, and helps him reclaim his status as a God of War.

But after she completes her mission and is ready to walk away unscathed, why does her cheap husband’s gaze turn fierce?

He pins her in a corner and warns her in a hoarse voice, “You’ve already fallen into a bandit’s lair. You still think you can run?”