Exiled with 9.9-Yuan Clearance Goods, the Court Nobles Are Drooling

Just after Lu Suining inherits a warehouse full of unsold surplus goods, she transmigrates into the body of a general's daughter whose family has been dispossessed and exiled.

The guards skim off their rations, her family is turning blue with cold, and yet a familiar door appears at the back of their broken-down carriage.

Second-quality cotton coats for just 9.9 yuan keep you warm the moment you put them on. Overstocked self-heating meals smell delicious as soon as you open them. Want to come and take them? She's got a whole cabinet of self-defense supplies, too.

Along the way, she finds an injured, fallen prince. She saves him and feeds him, but first makes him sign an IOU.

In the bitterly cold lands, their broken house needs repairs and the frozen ground needs warming. She trades surplus goods for labor, having those who can sew make clothes and those who can farm raise seedlings. First, she makes sure her family has hot meals, then she sells her first plate of greens.

As greenhouses, warehouses, and workshops gradually take shape, orders from the capital come all the way to her doorstep.

Lu Suining opens her ledger: Want to buy? Get in line and pay a deposit first.