Bai Yueqing never imagined that working overtime would make her transmigrate.
She could accept waking up as a seven-year-old girl, but before she’d even had time to settle into her life as the general’s daughter, her whole family was exiled.
The good news: Heaven gave her a portable space mall.
The bad news: Everything in it was outrageously expensive.
Poisoned? She’d use a black mamba and see whose poison was deadlier.
Ambushed? She’d pull out a gun and see whether they had more people or she had more bullets.
Caught in a snowstorm? She’d hole up in a cave. Her space had everything she needed, from food and clothes to shelter and transport. Her only problem was the cost.
Short on cash? General Bai opened a list of names. Her father had a few old acquaintances with some pretty hefty fortunes.
In a single night, five corrupt officials in the capital were robbed clean.
The officials woke up to find their worlds had collapsed: What kind of thief steals even people’s underwear?!
On the road to exile, the Bai brothers watched their little sister snack on sauced beef, drink hot milk, and wear a down jacket, their expressions complicated.
The three brothers: Little sis, we’re being exiled, not going on vacation, right?
Bai Yueqing: Does being exiled mean we can’t eat well?
Later, the new emperor caused trouble again, issuing a secret edict to wipe out the Bai family once and for all.
General Bai slammed the table and stood up: No! I don’t want to rebel!
Bai Yueqing kicked his door open, bristling with anger: No, Father, you do!
The Bai family hurried back to the capital in the dead of night, advancing like a bamboo shoot breaking through the earth and storming the palace gates. They kicked open the tyrant emperor’s secret chamber, only to find the walls covered with portraits of her eldest brother...
The eldest young master: Disgusting! Keep away from me!
On the day the new emperor was dragged from the throne, Bai Yueqing stood outside the hall, looked at the young emperor who had just been installed, then glanced at her own elder sister.
She threw her head back and shouted, her voice ringing through the entire palace: Does the Murong family have to keep ruining the Bai family?!
The cabbage someone had been eyeing blushed and said: Little sis, he’s not a bad boy at all~
