A Pocket Dimension of My Own: Feasting and Drinking Well on the Road from Famine

Lin Xi was once a queen in the apocalypse. After transmigrating to ancient times, she finds herself a kidnapped noblewoman from the capital, waking up in a dire situation.

She has no food or water, bandits surround her, and she even has a dimwitted husband by her side.

So what?

Compared to the apocalypse, this is child’s play.

Besides, her spatial storage came with her.

Supplies? She can have as much as she wants.

Bandits? Time to see what modern weapons can do.

She easily fights her way out with her dimwitted husband and reunites with her “in-laws.”

She’s rescued them, so it’s time to leave, but then she realizes she’s a little reluctant to go.

This family may be poor, but they’re surprisingly warm.

Since she has no ties and nowhere else to go, she might as well stay and enjoy this rare taste of ordinary life.

But after some time, she discovers that her dimwitted husband in name only seems to be hiding a secret.

Zhou Tongguang, now restored to his status as a prince, gazes at her with fondness and says, “Doesn’t my wife have even more secrets of her own?”