Perhaps her storage space had lost its connection with her mother’s system.  

Her storage space was originally a compartment within her mother’s system storage—they were inherently linked. How could the connection suddenly be severed?  

Could there be an issue with her mother’s system?  

Or was there something blocking the connection between their shared space?  

At this thought, Qin Tianru opened her eyes and sighed.  

“Ah… I might not be able to go back for now.”  

Qi Han’s heart skipped a beat. “Why do you say that?”  

Since things had come to this, Qin Tianru saw no reason to hide anything. She explained the basics of her family’s situation and their unique experiences in full.  

After all, she would have told him sooner or later.  

Truthfully, her family had already silently accepted that her destined love lay in another world—they just never voiced it outright.  

Being separated across different worlds would inevitably bring some melancholy, and since she was still young, they didn’t want to bring it up too early.  

Especially after her eldest sister also crossed into another world, this awareness grew stronger among the family. So, they doted on her even more and were exceptionally tolerant.  

Though no one said anything directly to her, she understood their intentions. Out of appreciation for their care, she pretended not to notice.  

This was also why she had accepted the sudden transmigration so calmly and quickly—she had long been mentally prepared.  

However, imagination could never compare to reality.  

Because none of them knew when her destined encounter would happen. And they had all assumed there would be some kind of forewarning—even she had thought so.  

Moreover, with her mother’s Luck System, the space-time tunnel could be opened for them at any time. This had been their family’s greatest source of reassurance.  

So even though she knew she would one day cross into another world, her family hadn’t felt panicked. They simply waited, letting things unfold naturally.  

Who could have guessed the change would come so abruptly, shattering all their assumptions and expectations?  

She had been mentally prepared, but she hadn’t had time to stock up on supplies. And now, even their greatest safeguard—the connection—had been cut off.  

At this moment, only one word could describe Qin Tianru’s feelings: devastated.  

It seemed the heavens were playing a joke on her.  

Her mother and eldest sister’s transmigrations had been so cool and dramatic—so why was hers so pitiful and weak?  

Still, since childhood, she had always been optimistic and easygoing. She might be a bit spoiled, but her ability to adapt and accept things was pretty good.  

Though her transmigration script had a rough start, she believed that life was what you made of it.  

As long as she put her heart into it, she could still live well.  

Besides, she wasn’t completely helpless or without advantages.  

Her storage space was still intact. Though supplies were limited, she could make the most of them.  

And her supernatural ability was still with her. In her original world, it hadn’t been of much use—but this was the 1950s!  

Her ability could absolutely play a huge role. *That* was her greatest safeguard.  

Not to mention, her ability now showed signs of mutation and upgrading, which meant its usefulness would only grow.  

Once she fully understood her ability, even in a different era, she could still live a blissful, carefree life.  

As Qin Tianru explained her family’s general situation, she also sorted out her thoughts. The earlier sense of defeat gradually eased.