Cultivation Quick Transmigration: The Believer Girl is Lacking Money and Morals

After comparing prices at three different stores, I finally settled on a small shop. The owner seemed very honest and reliable. The shop was called Huimin Grain and Oil. I first talked to the owner about the types of grains they sold before getting down to business.

"Boss, your shop isn't very big, but I've ordered a lot. Can you finish it all?"

Then the shop owner looked up at Mo Chenchen and laughed, "Young lady, I've been running this shop for over thirty years. This is just a small store. My warehouse is over 10,000 square meters. I can't possibly handle any more."

Mo Chenchen raised an eyebrow: "Then I've already said, boss, if I can't finish this, I'll go to another restaurant."

The shopkeeper smiled and said, "How much do you want? I'll give you a discount if you want more."

Mo chuckled: "Uncle, you're so generous. I want Northeast long-grain citrus, 50 jin (25 catties) bags, 500 bags in total."

A family of four can eat 500 jin of rice a year, which is 50 jin per bag, and they eat 10 bags.

That means 500 bags of rice would only last a family of four for 50 years.

She will travel to many more worlds in the future, and she wants to stock up on more things in this world.

Long-grain fragrant rice, wholesale price is 2.9 yuan per jin, 2500 jin is 7250 yuan.

"I'll take another 500 bags, each weighing 25 jin."

"Wuchang rice, pearl rice, and Beidahuang rice, 500 bags of each in 50-jin packs, and 500 bags of each in 25-jin packs."

The shop owner was stunned: "Young lady, are you kidding me? You can't possibly want that much?"

Mo Chenchen thought this wasn't enough, and after thinking for a moment, said, "What if there isn't..."

The boss quickly interrupted Mo Chenchen, "Yes, yes, yes, but let me make it clear beforehand that you need to pay in advance."

Mo Chenchen breathed a sigh of relief: "No problem, let's continue, I haven't finished yet."

The boss immediately picked up a pen and waited for Mo Chenchen to continue.

"Low-gluten flour, medium-gluten flour, high-gluten flour, whole wheat flour, buckwheat flour, and corn flour, 50-jin packs of each, 200 bags each; 25-jin packs of each, 200 bags each."

"200 jin each of corn starch, sweet potato starch, potato starch, and glutinous rice flour."

"Baking soda, yeast, and self-rising flour, 100 jin each"

"50 barrels of each of the following: olive oil, sesame oil, rapeseed oil, peanut oil, walnut oil, camellia oil, and flaxseed oil."

"500 barrels each of soybean oil, rapeseed oil, peanut oil, corn oil, sunflower seed oil, and camellia seed oil."

"50 boxes of each brand of dried noodles, whatever you have at home, thick or thin, and double the amount for the egg noodles you usually eat."

"100 jin each of mung beans, red beans, soybeans, black rice, and various other grains."

She paid the deposit and gave them the address, asking them to deliver it to the warehouse at 10 a.m. the next day, because she had to go to the morning market.

Mo Chenchen spent the entire afternoon wandering around the wholesale market, basically buying everything she could find wholesale.

She ordered 50 large bags of salt, an indispensable seasoning and bodily necessity, each containing 50 small packets.

We ordered 20 large bags each of sugar, including white sugar, rock sugar, white rock sugar, yellow rock sugar, and brown sugar.

We ordered 500 boxes of instant noodles in various flavors, in bags and buckets, as well as self-heating hot pot, rice, and snail rice noodles.

We ordered 500 boxes each of canned meat, canned fish, and canned fruit.

I've stocked up on a lot of all kinds of sauces, seasonings, sugar cubes, dried goods, agricultural products, preserved fruits, and nuts, and I'm having them all delivered tomorrow, just with slightly staggered delivery times.

We found a military-grade supplier for the compressed biscuits, and ordered 500 boxes of each of different flavors.

500 boxes each of chocolate, high-energy bars, and pickled snacks.

We ordered a total of 200 cases of various brands of baijiu, red wine, and champagne.

Various brands of beer, 1000 cases of each.

There are also large quantities of dried meat, dried fish, dried goods, vacuum-packed pickled vegetables, preserved vegetables, and fresh vegetables...

Finally, there are 300 tons of bamboo charcoal and wood charcoal, 500 tons of coal, and 30000 coal briquettes.

100 tons of cat litter—why? Because Mo Chenchen discovered there was no toilet in her spatial dimension. But she still needed to find a place to relieve herself, so she stored it up first. If a better solution came up, she wouldn't need it anymore; if not, then she'd just have to…

After placing each order and confirming the quantity and delivery time, she would put a checkmark in her notebook.

As she looked at the items she had listed in her notebook, which were being checked off one by one, the feeling of emptiness was gradually replaced by a sense of fulfillment. Even if she hid in the space for the rest of her life and never came out, it would be enough for her to eat and use.

Ultimately, it was the space that gave her a sense of security. If it weren't for the existence of the space, she really wouldn't want to travel through this world again.

When Mo Chenchen returned to the warehouse, all the shelves had been installed, and several workers were sitting at the door chatting. When they saw Mo Chenchen return, they got up to hand over the work.

Mo Chenchen casually took a pack of cigarettes and a bottle of water from the car and handed them over: "Thank you all for your hard work, drivers. You've been waiting for me here."

When the workers saw there was still smoke, their smiles immediately became genuine, and they said they would come back to them for work next time.

After all the workers left, Mo Chenchen closed the warehouse shutter door, then waved his hand to put all the shelves into his spatial storage before starting to check today's consumption situation.

All in all, it cost 380 million, and the bank account balance is still 2080 million.

In the evening, I stopped by the night market and bought ten of everything from the stalls: fried chicken, roast chicken, chicken legs, rice noodles, candied hawthorn, potato noodles, stinky tofu, grilled cold noodles, grilled sausage, sausage rolls, grilled squid, grilled oysters, street barbecue, grilled sweet potatoes, and grilled eggs.

She went to every milk tea shop again, buying fifty cups from each one, planning to stock up like this every day from now on.

Mo Chenchen went into every small supermarket, mainly to buy cigarettes, and also to pick up a bag of snacks.

I visited several cake shops and bought all the ready-made cakes from each one, including cream puffs, cheese rolls, pork floss buns, old-fashioned bread, and so on. In the end, I also ordered two 12-inch cakes from each shop to pick up tomorrow. Only then was I satisfied and headed home.