There Are Always Troublemakers Trying to Rob the Supermarket [Planes]

What would you do if one day you got bound to a strange supermarket?

For example, someone from an apocalyptic world wants to trade gold for a pack of instant noodles;

Someone from a primeval world wants to trade gems, ginseng, and lingzhi mushrooms for salt;

Someone from an ancient world wants to trade embroidery for makeup;

Someone close to you wants to trade their soul for a lifetime of glory and riches...

What would you do?

Here's a copy of The Interplane Supermarket Guide. If one day you have the misfortune (or good fortune) to get bound to a supermarket like this, it might come in handy.

Coming soon: The Eighties: A Role Reversal, please add it to your favorites.

Jiang Yu is a typical rich, beautiful heiress, self-indulgent and always doing as she pleases. She's offended countless people. Most who know her describe her as a drama queen, a show-off, or a selfish jerk. Even her parents tactfully say she isn't very kind. Her enemies either secretly stick pins in her effigy or write her into their novels to torment her in every way.

Then one day, a former rival she had once beaten shoved a period novel at her. The heroine was the real daughter who had been switched at birth. She grew up in the countryside, unloved by her grandparents and adoptive parents, and was sold for thirty yuan to a lame, abusive butcher to be his second wife.

After being found by her birth parents while pregnant, she was bullied at every turn by the fake heiress.

The unlucky heroine ended up with a family that favored someone else, friends who betrayed her, a scumbag who let her down, and children who despised her.

Wang Baochuan dug wild vegetables and waited eighteen years in a cold cave, only for Xue Pinggui to return with another woman. The heroine spent her whole life digging wild vegetables in the countryside and, after she died, got only a few crocodile tears from the scumbag and a few sympathetic sighs from her other family and friends.

And somehow the author still called this book a must-read classic for the ideal woman of the new century?

Of course, that's not the point. The point is that the heroine has the same name as her.

Her former rival shrieked over the phone, "Jiang Yu, you'll get what's coming to you!"

Jiang Yu tossed her phone aside and bent down to wash her face, taking no notice.

When she looked up again, the sweltering summer had turned to bitter winter. Dressed in rags, she was standing in a public restroom in an eighties county town, while a lame, one-eyed man stared in at her menacingly.

She had transmigrated!

This was the exact scene from the original novel, the day the heroine was sold.

Jiang Yu sneered. "Karma? Karma is the last thing I'm afraid of!"

Theme: Cheap goods are not necessarily good.