The Otherworldly Journey of a Quick Transmigrator

It doesn't matter what it is, even a ferocious wild beast, as long as I can see something alive.

With that thought in mind, her steps unconsciously quickened, and finally she simply started running.

I don't know how long I ran, the scenery around me kept changing, but the mountain range in the distance always stood there.

Finally, she was exhausted and could no longer run. She sat down on the ground, panting heavily.

A strong metallic taste rose in her throat, and Su Yuanyuan quickly entered the space.

He scooped up a handful of the spiritual spring water and drank it all in one gulp, and all his discomfort immediately vanished.

She looked up at the dim, lifeless door in the space, knowing in her heart that she could not go back now.

"System, system! Can you speak?" she shouted, but received no response.

She curled herself up tightly and lay quietly on the ground.

At this moment, she didn't want to go out at all, because only here could she feel a sense of security.

She slowly closed her eyes and gradually fell into a deep sleep.

When Su Yuanyuan opened her eyes again, her gaze immediately fell on the door of light, but unfortunately, it was still dim and without light.

Su Yuanyuan forced a smile that looked more like a grimace: "At least the company won't let me die here, right?"

She comforted herself with this thought, then summoned the spinning wheel, ready to draw a prize again.

This time, Su Yuanyuan didn't do anything else, but knelt down on the ground.

With her hands clasped together, she prayed with utmost devotion, hoping to draw some food to fill her stomach, otherwise she would starve to death sooner or later.

Time passed slowly, and the turntable finally came to a stop.

When Su Yuanyuan saw the item in her hand, she couldn't help but sigh in despair—it was a pack of chewing gum.

"Fortunately, it can be used to replenish some sugar when you really can't hold on any longer."

She muttered to herself helplessly, then carefully put the chewing gum into her pocket.

Unable to find any food, Su Yuanyuan had no choice but to drink water to fill her stomach.

However, after only a few sips of the spiritual spring water, she found that she did not feel full at all.

So she took several large gulps and finally decided to keep moving forward.

After all, if she stays in this space and the system can't collect enough data, she might be trapped here forever.

With that thought in mind, Su Yuanyuan resolutely left the space and continued walking towards the mountain range ahead.

After a night's rest, she felt much better and her steps became lighter.

Compared to yesterday, she is at least no longer as anxious and fearful as she was yesterday.

Su Yuanyuan tried hard to ignore the overly quiet atmosphere around her and attempted to shift her attention to appreciating the beautiful scenery.

She kept walking and stopping, and began to talk to herself.

She has spent many days in this world, but has yet to find any trace of other creatures.

She kept walking towards the distant mountains, stopping occasionally to rest.

However, no matter where she went, the mountains always seemed to stay at the same distance, showing no sign of getting any closer.

"This world is so strange, when can I go home?" Su Yuanyuan muttered to herself.

Su Yuanyuan stood on a quiet grassland, looking around.

There were no birds in the sky, no beasts on the ground, and even the wind seemed to have stopped breathing.

She had been wandering in this empty world for a long time, each day feeling like a repetition of the previous day's loneliness.

Her steps grew heavier and heavier, each breath a struggle against endless loneliness.

She missed the hustle and bustle of her hometown, the laughter of her friends, and even the trivial matters that used to bother her.

But now, all she longs for is a little sound, a little sign that the world is still alive.

Just as she was about to be crushed by the deathly silence, the pattern on her palm began to warm slightly.

"Ding!" Although the system notification sound was only once, it sounded like heavenly music to Su Yuanyuan.

Her heart raced, and a glimmer of surprise flashed in her eyes. Could she go back now?

She couldn't wait to enter the space, where there was a door, a door leading home.

The light on the door had once dimmed, but now it shines brightly once more.

Su Yuanyuan walked towards the door, each step she took was cautious, as if she were afraid it was all just her imagination.

She reached out and gently touched the light on the door; the light was warm and welcoming, as if beckoning her home.

She took a deep breath and rushed inside.

She felt dizzy, but at that moment Su Yuanyuan was happy, proving that this was not a hallucination.

When she opened her eyes again, she saw a familiar yet strange environment.

She was finally back. Su Yuanyuan got up and ran out of the room.

Standing in the residential area, listening to the noise around me, my eyes welled up with tears.

She walked to the bench and sat down, her eyes greedily taking in everything around her.

At that moment, she felt herself come back to life, and she made no other move.

I just sat there quietly until it got completely dark and everyone in the neighborhood had left.

Su Yuanyuan slowly stood up, taking a lingering look at the stray cats in the neighborhood.

She was going to starve to death if she didn't go back soon. After eating a simple meal, she began to organize the items she had drawn.

Although that world was tough, she didn't forget to draw prizes every day.

There are already several items on the shelf, but she has eaten all the edible ones, and what's left is unused.

Whatever it is: a clown doll to make you happy, a novel that nobody reads, a flashlight without batteries, a leaky cup, etc.

These things made Su Yuanyuan realize once again that she was unlucky.

Su Yuanyuan picked out a gold bar from the pile. She estimated that she had been in that world for about half a month, and this was the only useful one.

She took it out separately and will exchange it for money at the pawn shop tomorrow.

When she's alone in her room at night, she turns on the TV just so there's some sound around her.

For the next few days, Su Yuanyuan only lingered in crowded and lively places.

She remained in this state until one day, Su Yuanyuan heard the shouts of the unruly child and began to feel annoyed.

It only started to ease slowly, and almost a month had passed by the time she recovered.

Su Yuanyuan did try to contact Xie Qiao, but the exorbitant penalty for breach of contract made her back down.

In the end, she had no choice but to continue working, which was the only thing that brought her comfort.

That gold bar was exchanged for 10 yuan, and Su Yuanyuan kept half of it for herself.

She kept some of the rest for shopping and transferred some to her parents. She didn't dare transfer too much, afraid that she wouldn't be able to explain it if they asked.

With little time left, Su Yuanyuan prepared to store some things in her spatial storage.

This time travel taught her a profound lesson: without the lottery system, she might have starved to death.