Peasant Girl Brings Space to Ancient Times

Supermarket buyer Zhou Zhaoning never dreamed that an electric shock during a night shift would turn her into an orphan in Qingshan Village during the Dajing Dynasty - her family was impoverished, her parents were dead, and she was left with only her younger brother Zhou Yan, who had a high fever. On the verge of death, the bound "Points Warehouse" system became the only chance of survival: exchanging ancient items for points can be exchanged for modern supplies. But this system has a lot of rules - only one transaction per day, dangerous goods are prohibited for less than 100,000 points, and the initial storage space is only 10 square meters. Do you want to rely on it to reach the sky in one step? Disaster! In order to save her younger brother, she tearfully sold the silver hairpin left by her mother in exchange for the first tablet of antipyretic medicine; to fill her stomach, she exchanged snow-white refined salt, and used the excuse of "a gift from a distant relative" to exchange food with difficulty at the market, but she was caught by Shen Suchuan, a down-and-out scholar wearing a green cloth gown. "Yantie official camp, the girl is not timid." His tone was calm, but he gave her a key reminder when she was being made difficult. Relying on the shrewdness she learned in the supermarket, she used brown sugar to open the market in neighboring villages, and used improved seeds to reclaim wasteland. Step by step, she went from being a small vendor who couldn't fill her stomach, to renting a shop and opening a "Zhou Ji Grocery Store". She shocked her neighbors with modern goodies such as soap and improved farm tools. Keshu's big tree attracted troubles, stumbling upon established merchants, and the local nobles regarded her as a thorn in their side.