Transported to the 1940S: I Use My Supermarket Space to Support the Whole Family

[A spatial realm, no romance for now, just surviving the famine with the help of the space] The wind blew through the gaps in the broken-down shack in 1941. Su Qing opened her eyes and nearly burst into tears. Just a moment ago, she'd been rolling around on the mattress in her own 300-square-meter apartment. Now she was curled up on a hard earthen bed, turned into a ten-year-old stick figure! The black steamed corn buns looked like they would scrape her throat raw. Two little kids in the corner gazed at her hopefully, while her mother wiped away tears with red-rimmed eyes. At this rate, they might not survive the winter. Just as Su Qing was losing hope, a ding rang in her mind: [Supermarket space successfully linked!] A familiar row of shelves flashed before her eyes. Mountains of rice and white flour, potatoes and sweet potatoes piled high, and pork belly frozen in the freezer! That night, her older sister Su Wan crouched in front of her and whispered, “You're not my little sister, are you?” Su Qing's heart clenched. She decided to go all in and slapped her little hand on the ground. “Sis! I have food!” A shower of white flour spilled across the floor, followed by a pile of golden cornmeal. Even a glistening slab of pork belly landed with a thump. Su Wan's eyes went wide. She dropped to her knees with a thud. “Little goddess! You've come to save our family!” Su Qing wiped her face. Goddess or not, with this supermarket space, her family definitely wouldn't starve during this year of disaster!