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

"Let me think about it first!"

Shu Ran didn't leave either; she wanted to check the items in the shop first to see if they were worth packing up and taking with her.

The shop owner wasn't disappointed; he knew this would happen. How could a child possibly make the decision?

"Take your time looking around!" The shopkeeper lazily pointed. "I won't lie to you, kid. I have both new and old stuff here. It's all about having a good eye. Want me to show you around?"

Shu Ran declined: "Not for now, I want to take a look myself first."

Lately, I've had some free time and read some books on jewelry and antique appreciation, which is a good opportunity to hone my eye for quality.

The shop owner was happy to relax, so he leaned back in his rattan chair and it started rocking.

After looking through them one by one, Shu Ran had to admit, thanks to the "Voice of All Things" cheat, that this shop owner was very capable.

Whether new or old, as long as it didn't come from a tomb, it's all good material. Even if you're not looking for a bargain, it's still worth buying.

Shu Ran really wanted to buy herself one of those jade bracelets in various colors.

There are all sorts of jadeite, from floating flowers to icy varieties... purple, green, and black...

Shu Ran really wants to collect them all. When she gets a little older, she'll wear a different one every day, trying to wear a different one every day for a month!

"Boss, why don't you calculate how many kilograms of gold it would take, including this porcelain piece?"

"You really want to buy it? Do you have enough money?"

The shop owner sat up abruptly, staring intently at Shu Ran.

"Snapped"

A small yellow croaker was slapped onto the table.

Then came a series of "smack" sounds.

Shu Ran took out the small yellow croakers one by one and placed them in front of the shop owner.

The shop owner picked up the small yellow croakers, took a bite of each one, and confirmed they were real!

It's not that I particularly like that porcelain, although it is indeed very beautiful.

While browsing the shops, Shu Ran encountered a guy who claimed to be the Imperial Seal of Qin, but she didn't know if he was real.

It was wrapped in several layers of gold and silver, but with such a simple disguise, it was impossible not to notice.

Shu Ran couldn't believe it. If she really managed to snag this bargain, that would be absolutely fantastic!

"Selling it? This can be considered a deposit. I don't have that much money on me, but I'll have someone bring it over later."

"Sell, of course I'll sell, I'll sell if you can afford the price."

The shop owner was a little excited, but still remembered to keep his voice down.

"I'll buy it if the price is right. You can take your time calculating!"

"Wait for me."

The shop owner stood up quickly, gave his seat to Shu Ran, poured her a cup of tea, and then rushed off to settle the bill.

For a moment, the only sound in the shop was the clattering of abacuses.

I gritted my teeth and kept the price down to a level where I could make a small profit. Although I made less money, it was quick!

If everything is dealt with at once, he can take his son to get treatment sooner.

Shu Ran glanced at the tea on the table but didn't touch it.

When traveling, especially when spending a lot of money alone, she should be more cautious!

The shop owner calculated quickly, without keeping Shu Ran waiting long.

"I'll give you a discount, rounding it down to 35 jin. You just need to pay 550 small yellow croakers."

She quietly did the math and calculated that, based on the price of gold before her death, it would be worth about ten million.

Aside from the one that claims to be the Imperial Seal of the State, the oldest antique in the shop is the Han Dynasty cloud-patterned jade cup, and there are also jewelry and jade artifacts from several later dynasties.

If I sell just one or two items from now on, I can easily recoup today's costs.

"Okay, I'll bring some people to deliver the money later. Don't touch anything in your shop, close and lock the door. I'll have someone come and pack it up and take it away. Give me the key!"

"okay!"

The shop owner's heart was pounding. It was so fast; he could hardly believe that he had sold everything so quickly.

Now that everything is taken care of and he has money again, he can take his child abroad to have surgery with that doctor.

After taking his personal belongings, along with the ten small yellow croakers, the shop owner followed Shu Ran out of the shop and locked it.

He handed the key to Shu Ran.

"I'll be waiting for you at the store entrance!"

"Alright! Just wait!"

Shu Ran turned and left, her mind filled with worry. Where could she find someone to help her deliver the money?

Shu Ran was reluctant to use her only three-month extension opportunity on Qianmian because of this.

Fortunately, Shu Ran arrived early, and there were few people on the street, so no one came in during their transaction.

I simply hired someone from outside, a strong man who was 1.8 meters tall and around 30 years old. He had some intellectual disabilities, but that didn't matter, or rather, he was quite good.

After confirming that the person did not know the shop owner and was not interested in antiques, he took the person to buy a set of clothes, shoes, exaggerated sunglasses, and a hat that covered most of their face.

It definitely looks like the real deal; it's cool and doesn't look like someone you want to mess with.

The box, weighing over thirty pounds, felt incredibly light in his hands.

"Remember? Don't say a word. Don't answer anyone who asks. When I tell you to give something to someone, just hand them the box."

"understood."

His simple and honest nature was immediately apparent when he spoke.

Shu Ran sighed, and could only repeatedly tell him to keep quiet and stay focused.

It was two hours later when they returned to the shop with their group.

The shop owner stood at the shop entrance, waiting anxiously, but feeling the ten small yellow croakers in his arms, he regained some confidence.

He would occasionally run into acquaintances who would ask him what he was doing, but he would always calmly brush them off.

He dared not leak such a big deal, lest it bring trouble upon himself.

"Here you go, you can leave now. I'll wait for someone in the shop for a bit, and I'll clear everything out in the next couple of days. After that, you can change the lock yourself!"

As soon as Shu Ran raised her hand, the burly man behind her shoved the box into the shop owner's hands.

The shop owner carried the heavy box, but he was still full of strength.

"Okay, okay, I'm off! Thank you!"

Shu Ran opened the door and led the burly man into the shop. She paid him his wages and asked him to keep it a secret. She told him to destroy the clothes when he got home and waited a while before letting him leave.

She closed the door, and now she was the only one left in the shop.

Shu Ran quickly put all the things she bought into her spatial storage.

All the jewelry and jade items for sale in the store, including that porcelain piece.

After collecting everything, Shu Ran locked the door and quickly left Liulichang.

When she comes again tomorrow, she'll have to change her makeup again!

When she arrived in the capital, Shu Ran not only changed her clothes and put on a wig, but also put on makeup.

Thanks to her 30,000 yuan tuition fee, she transformed from one person into a completely different one. It's nothing!

Shu Ran bought five roast ducks from Quanjude and left Beijing without stopping.

Having changed back into her previous dark-skinned attire, Shu Ran opened the door just as Zhang Pingfang and her mother were returning from grocery shopping.

"Ranran? Where did you go? I went to look for you early this morning and found the door locked."

"Aunt Tian, ​​Pingfang," Shu Ran said after a moment's hesitation, "I went to inquire why my father hasn't arrived yet. It's been ten days already, hasn't it? Logically speaking, even if we got separated, there shouldn't be this many days' difference."