With a cheat code, she travels through the 40s and hoards goods to take her motherland to new height

Damn this life!

Shu Ran couldn't bear to watch any longer.

Although the hope is slim, I still hope that someone will come back and take it away.

Just in case, Shu Ran took out a scanner, made a copy, put it in a small box, and put it back in its original place.

The original version is properly stored in the space, kept separately.

Seeing that the three had exhausted their energy and didn't seem hungry at all, I fed them some dried fish and put them in my backpack.

After washing up, she went to bed. Tomorrow she would go to the antique street for a stroll and then catch the train heading north in the early hours of the next day.

This time, she will definitely not get on the wrong train again.

The eastern section of Yue Dong Road is the largest antique market in the south, holding a status similar to Liulichang in Beijing in the north.

Shu Ran got out of the car, with A Sheng and A Bin protecting her on either side as they walked and looked around.

There are scattered stalls along the street, as well as some legitimate antique shops.

At this point, imitations appeared. Shu Ran squatted in front of the stall with great interest, looking at a blue and white porcelain piece.

"This is blue and white porcelain, you know! It's from the Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng period, several hundred years old, it came from the palace. If you like it, young lady, I think you're destined for it, take it for ten silver dollars!"

Stop looking, it was only baked two days ago! Today marks just three days since then.

Shu Ran casually glanced at the items on the stall, listening to the stall owner's endless introduction.

"What a boastful person!" Shu Ran remained silent, concentrating on scanning them one by one.

Although I can't understand it, it contains the sounds of all things!

This is perfect for finding bargains! Shu Ran was overjoyed. She was so lucky. She was going to visit the antique street today, and she had already drawn a useful cheat code yesterday.

With a look of disgust, he held up two fingers, picked up the dirty little incense burner, and the jade thumb ring next to it.

"Boss, how much does this cost?"

Xiao Bai's appearance shouldn't be too obvious.

"This one was worn by the fourth emperor of the Qing Dynasty. It came from the palace and is an old jadeite! Look at the carving on it, that's a five-clawed golden dragon."

Shu Ran curled her lip and said bluntly, "Are you trying to fool a fool! Everything on your stall comes from the palace. If it were from Liulichang, I might believe it a little. Also, this fat dragon, I don't believe anyone would dare to present such a carving to the palace."

The faces are all crooked, and the dragon's body is carved into a chubby shape. It's obviously carved by a novice, but the jade material is indeed quite good.

"Hehe, it's 70% hype! How can you sell them if you don't hype them up?"

The boss grinned; he was a straightforward person, though a bit boastful.

"Alright! It's chubby and quite cute. It would be suitable to give it to my brother later."

He casually picked out a wooden box about the size of an A5 sheet of paper from the stall.

I once wrote love letters to Prince Qin of Tang! They were for his daughter, Changsun!

Shu Ran opened the box, put the jade thumb ring inside, and picked out some smaller items, including the dirty incense burner.

"Let's calculate! How much is it?"

"Young lady, you've come to buy goods from me?"

The shop owner had never seen anyone browse antiques like this before; buying things was easier than buying groceries.

When he goes out to buy groceries, he makes sure to pick out the freshest ones and compare prices at three different stores!

"It's okay, I'm here to spend money! It doesn't matter who spends the money at home, and I'd rather splurge it than let my dad spend it on that other guy!"

Shu Ran replied casually.

She's being a little too arrogant! But it doesn't matter, she's going to run away tonight.

If she weren't so arrogant, how could she go unnoticed here with her dazzling flowers!

Since they were so eager to spend money, the boss didn't try to dissuade them and quickly calculated the bill and reported it to Shu Ran.

"This box of items you have is all from the Ming and Qing dynasties, it's not cheap, but I'll round it down for you, it'll be five hundred silver dollars!"

Shu Ran put down the box and turned to leave.

"Hey, don't go! We can talk this over! Three hundred, two hundred, one hundred at the very least, I'm really not making any money, I'm losing money!"

Shu Ran stopped in her tracks: "I'm here to spend money, but I'm not a sucker. Just name something that's decent and I'll buy it. 10 silver dollars."

"Oh no, no way! I'm going to lose all my money! At least a hundred dollars!"

Finally, when the price was reduced to fifty dollars, Shu Ran stopped. It wasn't that she couldn't cut the price further, but she felt guilty if she did.

Along the way, Shu Ran stopped and started, spending about five or six hundred dollars just on street stalls.

Fortunately, she brought a lot of money with her this time. In addition to a backpack full of silver dollars, she also brought some gold yuan notes and small yellow croakers.

Ah Sheng and Ah Bin carried all the things, and Ah Sheng even made several trips to put the things into the car.

She ate lunch at a nearby place and didn't rest in the afternoon. Instead, Shu Ran went into the shop and the antique market that consisted of many shops inside.

Having spent almost all the money she had left, Shu Ran reluctantly led the two back to the hotel.

Having attracted attention, Ah Sheng managed to shake off many of his pursuers on the road.

Shu Ran wasn't stingy; as usual, she gave the two of them the remaining dozen or so silver dollars as a tip for their trouble, had their things delivered back to their room, and then went to the restaurant for dinner.

Having learned her lesson from last time, she ordered a few more dishes this time and finally ate until she was about 80% full.

Shu Ran returned to her room and laid out all her spoils.

Shu Ran always bought a wooden box to store her things when she went to a stall, and she accumulated about ten of them over time.

A small Xuande incense burner from the Ming Dynasty, a sandalwood box carved with mandarin ducks from the Tang Dynasty, and a court necklace of a third-rank official from the Qing Dynasty...

There were also some items that Shu Ran picked randomly, and she didn't see anything special about them, but the descriptions were interesting or they were hidden items.

Jade thumb ring: [The carving is so ugly it lowers my value!]

A scroll painting: [Help me! Help me! My skin is too thick, I can't breathe!]

Yixing teapot: [My life has been like walking on thin ice! Lulu, the sweet dew of Mengding! When will you be able to brew me again!]

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Interestingly, Shu Ran categorized the things she bought and put them into her space.

The hotel sent clean clothes, which were then collected and checked again to make sure nothing was missing.

Shu Ran changed her clothes to the attire of an ordinary family's child and then lay on the bed for a short nap.

At 10 p.m., she put on an invisibility cloak and prepared to leave for the train station.

Wearing hover shoes, Shu Ran floated out of the window and sped towards the train station.

When I arrived, the train station was quite crowded. I found a secluded corner, changed my shoes, and put my cloak away.

Shu Ran rushed forward with her small package on her back, and even asked a passerby for directions.

Once she knew the next train would be heading north, Shu Ran felt relieved.

As usual, I found a corner, squatted down there, and my presence was greatly reduced.

"Uuuuuu——"

After a while, the train arrived smoothly at the station. Shu Ran perked up, turned her small package to the front and hugged it tightly, then squeezed onto the train with the people in front of her.

Having safely boarded the train, Shu Ran breathed a sigh of relief. As usual, she found a small corner against the wall, and sat down on the ground with her small package in a pitiful manner.

Those who evade fares will not have seats! Shu Ran is very self-aware.

No, she's a child, so she doesn't need a ticket!