Fleeing Natural Disasters, the Prefect’s Daughter Makes a Fortune by Emptying Her Family’s Home

[Spatial storage + Natural disasters + Flight from famine + Strong female lead + Satisfying read + Decisive and ruthless] After ten years ruling the apocalypse, Tang Xin ends up inside a coffin. Dear readers, may you strike it rich at the sight of a coffin. Since she's here, she might as well get to work. She flips open her own coffin lid and jumps out. With enemy troops about to storm the city, she packs up and makes a run for it. She empties the twelve shops her mother left her: first, a fabric shop; second, a jewelry shop; third, a rice shop; fourth, a jade shop… And the twelfth is a pleasure house. That one… how is she supposed to move it? Before leaving, she dutifully digs up her mother's grave and takes her mother's ashes along. Natural disasters, human calamities, famine, and war plague the road. At last, she reaches a place of green hills and clear waters. Just as she thinks she can settle down and farm in peace, people show up to steal her mountain? If they come, they're hers to use. Who doesn't love free labor? As her workforce keeps growing and she runs out of land, she turns around and goes indoors to “virtuously” make clothes. Tang Xin: “Dear, it's cold. Put on a dragon robe to keep warm!” Song Bufan: “My lady, you're delicate and frail. You'd better stop sewing from now on.” Everyone: “…Delicate and frail? Who was the one who uprooted a willow tree?”