After Emptying My Enemy's Storehouse, I Survived the Disaster Years with Supplies

Zi Yu, an ace bodyguard, faces the worst transmigration in history:

From the start, her father is wrongfully killed, her mother is angered to death, and the powerful nobles of the Marquis's household seize her family's property. To top it all off, she's left with a two-year-old little brother who is still crying for milk.

Luckily, she still has her pocket dimension, though all that's left inside is ten acres of dried-up fishponds, two multipurpose farm machines, two villas, and an 800-square-meter steel-reinforced underground bunker.

The Marquis's household may be powerful enough to reach the heavens, but she'll move every last bit of their wealth into her pocket dimension.

Cloth, embroidery, furs, ready-made clothes, shoes: all packed away.

Medicinal herbs, grain, pastries, chicken, duck, fish, meat: all packed away.

Sundries, porcelain, jade, antiques, paintings and calligraphy: all packed away.

Wherever she goes, she leaves nothing behind, like a swarm of locusts.

After emptying her enemy's treasury of ten million taels' worth of gold and silver, she exposes their plot to rebel and makes her escape.

When disaster strikes, bringing floods, snowstorms and war, Zi Yu is able to carve out a safe haven of her own...