Chapter 1: Scammed to Northern Myanmar, Obtained a Space

Northern Myanmar, Industrial Park.

Jiang Xiangxiang woke up in a daze, looking at the cold railing in front of her and giving a wry smile. She never imagined that one day she would be betrayed by her own family.

Three days ago, Jiang Xiangxiang had just graduated.

Unexpectedly, her second uncle and his family tricked her into coming under the guise of a family gathering. After a few drinks, Jiang Xiangxiang lost consciousness.

When she woke up again, she found herself sold here.

Everyone knows that Northern Myanmar is hell for the poor and heaven for the rich.

Sold here, could she even survive?

Jiang Xiangxiang was originally an orphan. After her parents passed away, she lived with her second uncle’s family, raised by her second uncle. Later, when she was in high school, she didn’t want to cause them trouble, so she moved out.

She always thought that her second uncle treated her like his own daughter. Now it seems that this wasn’t the case at all. The reason he raised her was clearly to treat her as a backup resource.

It was fine when things were calm, but as soon as something happened, they would throw her in.

For example, this time her cousin was getting married, and the family couldn’t afford the bride price, so they didn’t hesitate to sell her. She had already prepared 50,000 yuan to give them to help her cousin get married.

Unexpectedly, before she could even speak, she was ambushed.

Jiang Xiangxiang didn’t know how much she was sold for. Heh, it’s amazing they came up with such a good idea. She was an orphan; even if she really disappeared, no one would care.

Northern Myanmar is a lawless zone. Men who are sent here are at most subjected to scams, beatings, and organ harvesting, but women who are sold here will suffer an unbearable life.

They are raised like dairy cows to bear children; to put it bluntly, it’s a life neither living nor dead.

What to do?

Jiang Xiangxiang thought in despair, could she escape?

She was only in her twenties; she didn’t want to die.

In front of Jiang Xiangxiang was an iron railing, covered with a layer of dry, crusty substance emitting a musty and fishy smell, probably dried blood.

No, she couldn’t just die here. She had to find a way out.

Suddenly, she felt dizzy.

When she opened her eyes again, she was in a utopian world. The air was incredibly fresh, the sky was blue, the grass was green, and several unknown birds were flying in the air.

Not far away, a waterfall cascaded down, the water gurgling to form a natural stream. Occasionally, a few fish leaped out of the water, shimmering with colorful light, so beautiful.

This is…a space?

Before her transmigration, Jiang Xiangxiang’s favorite thing to do was read novels. When she read novels, she always envied the heroines who could obtain a space with a drop of blood, not only able to store unlimited supplies but also having planting systems and spiritual springs. Just thinking about it made her mouth water. If she had one, she would be so happy!

Unexpectedly, her dream really came true. This place in front of her was at least a few thousand square meters.

Jiang Xiangxiang looked down to see if her body or soul had entered. This question was very important, especially now that she was captured.

Unsure, let’s see.

Jiang Xiangxiang raised her arm and bit herself. “Ouch,” it hurt, so her body had come in.

Jiang Xiangxiang patted herself left and right, and suddenly felt relieved. Having a place to hide meant she wouldn’t die without reason. Soon, she relaxed and strolled around the space.

The layout of the space was interesting.

It was divided into several sections: black land, red land, and yellow land, crisscrossing each other in blocks, appearing to be already plowed and empty, the soil soft and loose, without any crops planted, with a fresh scent all around.

Next to it was a pasture, a medicine field, and a large orchard with some fruit trees.

Jiang Xiangxiang went over to take a look. She didn’t recognize them, and didn’t know what kind of fruit trees they were. They were all leaves, and hadn’t borne fruit yet. She could plant some more later.

Further away was a mountain shrouded in mist, its bottom unseen, mysterious and scary. At the foot of the mountain, there was abundant green grass, appearing very lush, probably a pasture.

In short, the space was large and full of life.

When Jiang Xiangxiang walked to the orchard, she found a row of houses, scattered and orderly, looking ancient and mysterious. Next to them was a wisteria vine in full bloom. With the wind blowing, she felt like she was falling into a purple ocean, exceptionally beautiful.

She hadn’t seen it before because the fruit trees blocked her view.

Next to the wisteria vine was a swing. Jiang Xiangxiang sat on it, swayed gently a few times, and felt relaxed. She couldn’t help but exclaim, “It’s so nice! Even if I never go out, I can be self-sufficient.”

No, there’s everything here except food.

I wonder what’s in the small houses?

Jiang Xiangxiang’s curiosity arose, and she walked towards them to take a look.

As soon as she pushed open the door…

Creak!

A bamboo scroll suddenly appeared in front of Jiang Xiangxiang, floating in mid-air, slowly unfolding. Several glowing words were written on it: Welcome to the 1970s, countdown, please prepare!

Three days, twenty-three hours, fifty-nine seconds.

Fifty-eight seconds.

Fifty-seven seconds.

…

So, she was going to die.

When Jiang Xiangxiang realized this, she panicked. No, transmigration! Wasn’t that a chance to live again? Thinking of this, she felt much better.

Anyway, even if she stayed here, she might not be able to go back alive.

Jiang Xiangxiang patted her chest, calmed herself down, and continued to read. Besides the countdown, the bamboo scroll also contained a space usage manual.

It basically explained the usage and functions of the space.

First, you can go anywhere you want through space without being restricted by the external environment.

Second, she can use anything in the space at will. There is spiritual spring water on the other side of the waterfall, and drinking it can strengthen the body.

Third, if she wants, she can renovate and upgrade the space and do whatever she wants with absolute autonomy.

After reading, Jiang Xiangxiang jumped up with joy. Wasn’t this equivalent to teleportation? In the future, she could go wherever she wanted.

Did she still need to worry about Northern Myanmar?

As for transmigration or not, it wasn’t up to her to decide.

Besides, even if she transmigrated, the 1970s might be poor, but they didn’t eat people, which was much better than her current situation.

A bold idea came to Jiang Xiangxiang’s mind. She would not only escape but also clean up the place. Since this would be her territory in the future, she might as well add some things to it for extra security. Even the Jade Emperor wouldn’t be able to find fault with her.

Well, why not empty out Northern Myanmar?

Based on her previous online research, Northern Myanmar was a den of iniquity, the source of evil.

The key was that it had everything, and she could take whatever she wanted without being held responsible or committing a crime. After all, it was a lawless zone. That’s what she would do.

However, Jiang Xiangxiang was a little worried. She was brought here unconscious and didn’t know what was outside. How could she empty it out?

She couldn’t empty the prison. Even if she wanted to, there wasn’t anything to empty. Let alone emptying it, if she got caught, that would be troublesome.

As soon as Jiang Xiangxiang finished thinking, a giant screen appeared in front of her, showing a detailed map of her location, with many small red dots in the shape of small people moving around.

Jiang Xiangxiang quickly realized that this was a map of Northern Myanmar, and the moving red dots were probably the guards. Was this technology so advanced?

Even the locations of warehouses, work areas, and places where they were held were clearly marked. With this, she didn’t need to worry at all.