Tan Suyao was the Tan family’s chosen successor, but the family heirloom, the Nirvana Jade, vanished into thin air while under her watch.
When she woke up with amnesia, she found a shopkeeping System for the Myriad Worlds in her mind. She was dumped in an unfamiliar world and made to run a shabby little shop connected to countless realms.
She sells goods, information, and advice. As long as customers can afford the price, she’ll sell them anything.
But business is the last thing on her mind.
She is looking for the stolen Nirvana Jade.
She has a purple-gold compass that can sense the jade’s spiritual aura. If the thief comes within a hundred meters, the compass will react.
The thief must be able to travel through time and space, or they couldn’t have stolen the Nirvana Jade without anyone noticing. So she chose the simplest plan: stay in the shop and wait for the thief to walk right through the door.
Then one day, a blood-soaked boy stumbled into her shop.
The compass suddenly shuddered wildly, its needle pointing straight toward the world he had come from.
The thief was in the boy’s world.
Tan Suyao stepped into an ancient realm ravaged by famine, only to uncover an even more disturbing truth:
Someone was deliberately sending “flawed children of destiny” into various minor worlds, throwing the order of the Heavenly Dao into chaos.
And the traces left by the mastermind had the same source as the Nirvana Jade she had lost.
As she peeled back the layers of the truth and finally found the stolen “System,” it spoke to her in a voice so familiar it made her heart stop:
“Yao’er, you were the one who destroyed me.”
Her sealed memories surged back like a tide: she had written the virus program, invaded the System herself, and forced it into the abyss.
