Reincarnation: I Have Always Been Rich Chapter 6

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

The kitchen surprised Qu ng’er a little. She thought that the kitchen in this simple bamboo house was definitely the sa as in ancient tis with an earthen stove. However, when Qu ng’er pushed open the kitchen door, she knew that it was completely different from what she had thought. The kitchen in this bamboo house was similar to the kitchen in the villa where Qu ng’er lived before she was reborn. There were all kinds of advanced electrical appliances.

Seeing the kitchen, Qu ng’er was even more certain that she was in a dream. If not in a dream, who would have such advanced electrical appliances in the bamboo house?

After confirming that she was in a dream, everything Qu ng’er saw in her heart showed that she was completely calm. However, her calmness did not last long.

When she stepped into the last room on the first floor of the bamboo building, she was shocked by the wall of books in the room. “There are so many books here.” As she said that, Qu ng’er walked in with her short legs. Initially, Qu ng’er thought that this was a study room. However, when she saw the other wall, she realized that she was wrong.

This was not a study room. It could be said that this was a pharmacy. The entire wall was filled with small drawers for storing Chinese dicine.

In the middle of the room was a large desk. This desk was not made of bamboo. Qu ng’er took a glance and knew that this desk was made of mahogany. There were brushes, ink, paper, and ink stones on the desk. She was not clear about the quality of the brush, ink, paper, and ink stones on the desk because she did not practice calligraphy.

For so reason, Qu ng’er felt that there was sothing on the desk that attracted her and it was attracting her to approach it unconsciously. Qu ng’er went to the desk. She was too small and could not reach the desk at all.

She looked at the chair beside the desk. After thinking for a while, she used all her strength to climb up the chair. Then, she saw that there was a bamboo slip on the desk. Out of curiosity, Qu ng’er reached out her little hand and picked up the bamboo slip.

Qu ng’er took a look and saw that there were actually words on the bamboo slip. It was written in traditional Chinese characters. Looking at the small script on the bamboo slip, Qu ng’er could not help but sigh. This person’s handwriting was really good. When her writing was compared to this, it was really bad.

Qu ng’er finished studying the words on the bamboo slip before she started studying what was written on the bamboo slip.

It would have been fine if she hadn’t read it. But when she looked at it, she was shocked. “This, this, I’m not dreaming,” Qu ng’er said in surprise. “This is a portable space.”

It turned out that this bamboo slip was left behind by the previous owner of this portable space. In the bamboo slip, he gave a rough description of this portable space. He said that when he obtained this portable space, it was like this. It had never changed since his death.

This portable space, in addition to this bamboo house, also had more than half an acre of land outside the bamboo house. And a spring as well. That piece of land was not an ordinary world. The quality of its land was not comparable to that of the land outside. In fact, it was used to grow dicinal herbs. All the dicinal herbs that grew out of this piece of land had much better dicinal effects than those that grew out of ordinary land.

Of course, you could also grow fruits and vegetables. If you planted these fruits and vegetables, you didn’t need to take care of them. They could be harvested very well. Moreover, the growth cycle of these fruits and vegetables was much shorter. The taste of the fruits and vegetables that grew out of this field was also much better than the taste of the outside.

Of course, eating many fruits and vegetables that grew out of this field would be good for one’s body and skin.

And that spring. The spring water was sweet. It was good for brewing wine. If one consud this spring for a long period of ti, it would be extrely beneficial to one’s body.

When Qu ng’er saw this, her eyes widened in disbelief. “This… am I considered to be lucky? To be reborn with such a great benefit like this portable space.”

At this point, Qu ng’er already understood that she was not in a dream at all. What she was seeing and touching now were all real and not an illusion.

Qu ng’er sat alone on the chair, her head lowered as she sorted out her thoughts. It took her a long ti to digest everything. Only then did she begin her next journey.

It had to be said that Qu ng’er’s current mood was completely different from her previous mood. Just now, she thought that she was in a dream, so she followed her heart and walked down. But now, she knew... she was not in a dream, but in her portable space. What she saw and touched now were things that belonged to her. This made her mood beco excited.

The second floor of the bamboo house had a bedroom, a bathroom, and a storage room.

If one were to talk about this bedroom, the interior decoration style was completely the sa as the current style. It had a large European style bed and a smart TV hanging on the wall. This kind of decoration style did not seem out of place at all. It was as if it was supposed to be like this.

The bathroom was also purely modern. It had a bathtub and a shower. In any case, it had everything.

And on the second floor, what surprised Qu ng’er the most was the storage room. Qu ng’er originally thought that this storage room was where the miscellaneous items were placed. However, when she saw the items placed in this storage room, a thought popped up in her mind, “So this is what the storage room ans.”

There were boxes of gold and jewelry placed in the storage room.

Qu ng’er could see them clearly. Those boxes were shining brightly, but they were all real gold. Moreover, they were all ingots. This made Qu ng’er unable to help but guess that these gold ingots were not left behind by the previous owner. Other than the ingots, there were all kinds of jewelry. Jade, sapphire and everything. Qu ng’er was dazzled by what she saw.

Qu ng’er was sure that the value of the things in this room, when added up, might even be worth all the Qu family’s belongings in her previous life.