Chapter 4: Space Appears

Grandma Li felt more convinced after hearing this that Shao Qixuan had indeed brought all the meat from his home, and her initial dislike faded a little more.

She had always been fond of this boy; he took great care of the children in the family and was very filial to her as a grandmother. It was just that this sudden incident had been enough to make her furious.

However, it was good that the boy realized his mistake, but he still needed to suffer a bit more, otherwise, he wouldn't learn his lesson.

But her wanting this boy to marry her granddaughter was one thing, and whether her granddaughter was willing to marry him was another. When the time came, she would certainly follow her granddaughter's wishes.

"Grandma, Grandpa, Uncle, Aunt..." Shao Qiaoying greeted everyone, then carried a flat bowl of meat and left.

No sooner had the two left than Mrs. Lü couldn't help but run to the kitchen. She lifted the pot lid and took a deep breath, and a burst of fragrance immediately hit her nose.

Grandma Li entered the kitchen and looked at Mrs. Lü with great disdain. She bumped her aside with her hip and began to scoop the food into bowls, fishing out the meat into a separate bowl and putting the remaining vegetables into a basin.

"What are you standing there for? Hurry up and serve the rice. If you don't want to eat, then don't."

Grandma Li carried the food out to the courtyard. Seeing Mrs. Lü still trailing behind the meat, she immediately got angry.

Mrs. Lü hurriedly shook her head: "I'm eating, I'm eating, I'll go serve it right now."

She couldn't afford not to eat; she’d starve to death otherwise.

Once the food was served, Old Mrs. Li told everyone to sit down. She picked up a ladle and first served Old Man Li a bowl of semi-thick rice, followed by her sons.

After all the men in the family had been served, she continued to serve herself and the others.

The daughters-in-law received the same portion as her, and the eldest grandson, who worked in the fields, received the same portion as the men in the family.

The other grandsons and granddaughters received the same portion, but the eldest granddaughter's portion was different—it was a full, large basin.

Li Siwen was stunned when she saw the food in front of her. She looked at everyone else's food in disbelief, then back at her own. As her brain gradually recalled things, she understood the original owner's appetite.

She felt it was incredible. She touched her stomach and looked at her thin, withered frame; she didn't look like someone who could eat this much at all!

"Siwen, why aren't you eating?" Grandma Li looked at her granddaughter with concern, wondering if it wasn't to her taste or what.

Li Siwen snapped back to reality and shook her head at her: "It's nothing."

After saying this, she picked up her chopsticks to eat, and at the same time, she noticed a bowl of stir-fried pork next to her rice basin. She glanced at the others and found that everyone else was eating stir-fried cabbage, which was different from hers.

Mrs. Lü had been staring at her. Seeing her look at the others, she knew what the girl was thinking. She hurriedly reached out her bowl and gave a cheeky smile: "Just a little bit will do."

Grandma Li got angry just looking at her cheeky expression and hit her wrist with a chopstick: "A little bit, a little bit, you're going to die of greed! Don't you know my eldest granddaughter is sick? This is for Qixuan to nourish her body. As her second aunt, you have the nerve to snatch food from your niece's hands."

"What did I do? It was Siwen who wanted to give me meat. I didn't want to reject the girl's kindness. Besides, Siwen is so filial to us elders, Mother, you know that. Why are you blaming me?" Mrs. Lü said, looking aggrieved. Was it easy for her? She just wanted to eat some meat.

If she couldn't have much, even one piece to satisfy her craving would be fine!

"You're not allowed to eat. Usually, it's fine for this girl to show you filial piety, but now that she's sick, you're still snatching her food—"

A piece of meat was suddenly stuffed into Grandma Li's mouth before she could finish her sentence.

"Grandma, I can't finish all this meat. It's just a fever, I'm not that weak. Let's all share this meat. You have to eat some too, don't say you won't." Siwen pouted and acted spoiled toward Grandma Li.

When had Grandma Li ever seen her granddaughter like this? The girl was usually as wild as a little boy, but now that she was acting spoiled so suddenly, it was too cute. This was more like a girl!

"Alright, alright, let's all share it, share it." No sooner had she finished speaking than several pairs of chopsticks reached out without hesitation. Everyone consciously took a chopstick-full, and the full bowl of meat was instantly reduced to half.

"Oh my, you all take less, you've finished it all for my eldest granddaughter." Grandma Li watched the mound of meat flatten out, her heart aching.

Li Siwen didn't care at all. She had eaten plenty of pork in her previous life; it wasn't anything rare. "Grandma, you eat too."

"I won't eat, you eating is the same as me eating." Grandma Li hurriedly blocked the bowl, refusing to take the meat.

Siwen had no choice but to act cute again. She discovered that her grandmother couldn't resist her acting spoiled.

Sure enough, as soon as she acted spoiled, Grandma Li couldn't even speak straight. Taking advantage of this moment, Siwen stuffed a few more pieces of meat into her mouth.

Grandma Li looked at her granddaughter and smiled helplessly. This girl was just so filial, always thinking of others whenever she had something good. The key was that she was also very capable. Who wouldn't love such a granddaughter?

Siwen distributed more meat to everyone, hugged the large basin, and began to eat. Halfway through, she suddenly realized that more than half of the rice in her basin was gone. She touched her stomach, feeling very curious. How could such a thin person eat so much? And she didn't feel full; she felt like she could eat even more.

After the meal, Grandma Li began to clear the dishes. The others dispersed. The weather was getting hotter, and at high noon, the sun was scorching, so everyone prepared to rest for a while before heading back to the fields.

Siwen followed her into the kitchen to help clean up, but Grandma Li shooed her out, telling her to get a good rest in her room.

Back in her room, she sat at the table and touched the bracelet on her wrist. She was a bit surprised. Wasn't this the bracelet from her original world? Why was it still on her wrist now?

This bracelet was given to her by an old person when she was a child, after her parents divorced and she was left unattended, crying her eyes out after being caught in the rain. They said it would bring her good luck and keep her safe.

But what kind of safety was this? She hadn't enjoyed a few good days before being sent to this godforsaken place.

Thinking that she had transmigrated, she hurriedly took a few more looks at the bracelet. Could this be a portable space?

Didn't everyone who transmigrated have a space? Would she have one too? She hurriedly touched the bracelet, held her breath, and shouted nervously: "I want to go in."

"I want to go in, I want to go in." A wave of dizziness rose, and when she opened her eyes again, she found that she was no longer in her room. What she saw was a large supermarket.

Every shelf was filled with all kinds of things—food, daily necessities, and various general merchandise.

"Wow, is anyone here?" Siwen looked around, walked around the shelves, and found no one. She tentatively shouted a few times toward the inside.

Hearing no response, she was so excited she wanted to jump up. Great, such a huge supermarket was all hers now.

This was even more surprising than winning a hundred million in the lottery; it was simply a pie falling from the sky.

Looking at the shelves full of food, she instantly drooled. She looked at the various small cakes and such on the shelves, swallowed her saliva, and continued to look forward. Sunflower seeds, peanuts, pistachios, all kinds of nuts... She grabbed a handful of peanuts. After all, people in the village grew these, so taking some out wouldn't arouse suspicion.

She ate a few peanuts, put the rest in her pocket, and then grabbed twice more. But when she went to grab again, her fingers were bounced back, and she didn't grab anything.