With a warehouse full of supplies, I stood alone as king in this chaotic world, gun in hand.

Every so often, Li Shuang and Li Ke would drop large bags with parachutes, each containing steamed buns and boiled eggs. Everyone could eat as many steamed buns as they wanted, and each person would get one egg.

The eggs were boiled by Eileen in a large pot over medium heat. To prevent them from breaking, she added salt and vinegar.

There's also bottled water, filled with hot spring water from the space. It's warm and sweet, saving you the trouble of boiling water. It quenches your thirst and warms you up.

After they finished distributing the supplies, they reached the very back of the line, which stretched for over twenty miles.

The snow tracked vehicle has wide tracks and a pair of steerable skids at the front. The road it churns out is wide enough for seven or eight people to walk abreast without any baggage, otherwise the convoy would be even longer.

After landing the plane, Nangong Wu switched to a small truck with a canopy and retrieved the parachutes along the way.

Otherwise, having soldiers lead the way would delay the journey.

Li Feng gave the order that they would only rest for half an hour at noon. The soldiers ate steamed buns and drank water, sat for a while, and then began to march again.

It was a snowy day, and the longer you sat in the snow, the colder it got.

That day, they walked for more than six hours, from 3:45 in the morning before dawn to half past 5:00 in the evening. They only rested for half an hour at noon. It was not until it was so dark that they could no longer see the road that Li Feng ordered the group to stop, rest for the night, and continue their journey the next day.

They abandoned much of their baggage, traveling light so they could walk faster.

Fortunately, there were many trees along the way, and the area where they stopped was a forest, which provided some shelter from the wind and snow.

The soldiers went into the woods and gathered some dry branches to start a fire for cooking and keeping warm.

Nangong Wu was still in charge of delivering food by helicopter. At night, the soldiers cooked their own meals over a fire. The food delivered to them included white rice, chopped meat, and potatoes.

This was all thanks to the all-around helper, Erin. The machine peeled the skin and cut it into pieces, and the only seasoning was salt.

After the soldiers received the food, they distributed it.

The team included many veterans who had fought for years. Surviving in the snow and wilderness was not difficult for them, especially since food was plentiful and they only needed to start a fire.

Each of their centurions led their soldiers to set up stoves and take down the large pots they had brought to start cooking.

Rice, meat, and potatoes were all put into a pot and cooked together. Once the food was cooked, the soldiers used their own metal lunchboxes to serve the rice.

Although the rice porridge is thin, the meat is a main dish, and the potatoes can also keep you full.

At the front of the procession, the family members disembarked from the oversized tracked snowmobile.

After a long day of travel, everyone was exhausted, and the children they brought along were also restless, wanting to get off the bus as soon as it stopped.

Nangong Wu took out more than a dozen large marching tents and had them set up.

It's too cold to let these children sleep in the open in the snow. There are only seats in the car, so they can't sleep on them.

She sat by the fire and took out a map to look at.

Li Feng rode up on horseback, dismounted, and strode to Nangong Wu.

"Your Highness!"

Nangong Wu looked up at him and asked, "Are you done with your work?"

"The soldiers are all settled!" Li Feng sat down beside him and asked, "Your Highness, how many miles did the army march today?"

"It's only a little over 120 li from here," Nangong Wu said with a hint of helplessness.

Traveling light, I only covered a little over 60 kilometers, averaging just over 4 kilometers per hour. That's too slow!

"The main problem is that the snowy roads are too slippery, so we can't walk fast," Li Feng said.

"At this rate, it will take at least ten days to get out of Lin Dong Prefecture." Nangong Wu spread the map in her hand on the ground between them and pointed to a spot.

"There is a city called Jiaoshan about a hundred miles away. I want to go there to buy some meat and vegetables."

The daily consumption of 300,000 troops is enormous, so we need to buy some supplies to replenish them.

Li Feng looked at the map and pondered for a while. "Jiaoshan City is a small city. I'm afraid there's not much meat, and if there are vegetables, they're mostly potatoes and cabbage."

He pointed to a city further away.

"This bridge is half the size of the bridge in Yanggu City, and there is more food there, but it is more than 300 li away from here."

Nangong Wu nodded, "Okay, then I'll go to Yanggu City to buy it."

Tomorrow, I'll drive the tracked vehicle faster, covering a day's journey, and then I'll head to Yanggu City.

Just then, a soldier came to report, "Your Highness, General, the rice is ready."

"Let's go eat first." Nangong Wu stood up.

"Master! It's gone up! It's gone up!" Eileen's excited shouts echoed in the space.

Nangong Wu paused involuntarily. "What increased?"

For something to make her scream with such excitement, it must be something extraordinary.

"The prices of meat, self-heating rice, and even the rice, rations, meat, and vegetables we distributed to the soldiers on the first day have all gone back up!" Eileen's voice was filled with disbelief.

"Have all the prices gone back up?" Nangong Wu still didn't understand what she meant. "Did you find meat and self-heating rice again?"

【Yes…no, no!】Eileen first said yes, then said no, 【Master, come in and see for yourself! You'll know once you see it.】

【Okay.】 Nangong Wu took her lunchbox to the stove, filled it with rice, and turned to Li Feng, saying, “I have something to do, so I’ll go back to the car and sit for a while.”

Li Feng understood and nodded slightly: "Princess, please rest assured. With me here, you can relax."

Nangong Wu took the lunchbox, boarded the tracked vehicle, didn't turn on the lights, closed the door, and slipped into the space, appearing in front of a large warehouse.

Eileen was standing at the door of a warehouse, and it looked like she had just opened the door.

"What happened?"

"Look," Eileen pointed into the warehouse, "it's full again!"

Nangong Wu looked up and saw that the warehouse was full of things, blocking the doorway, making it impossible to even walk in.

She understood. "You mean the warehouse was originally empty, but then it filled up again?"

"That's exactly right." Eileen nodded repeatedly. "I originally wanted to move other things here, but this is what I found when I opened the door."

"Such a thing is true?" Nangong Wu found it unbelievable. "Are you sure you're not mistaken?"

"I didn't misremember." Eileen pointed to the sign on the door, which read "Self-heating Rice".

"I just went to the cold storage and found that the meat that was taken out on the first day has also been brought back."

Nangong Wu walked into the warehouse, pulled out a box, tore open the seal, and saw that it was full of self-heating rice boxes.

"It's a miracle."

"Master, I sense that this space has replication capabilities; things that have been used can be automatically replenished," Eileen guessed.

"An automatic resupply function?" Nangong Wu felt that this was too bizarre and simply unbelievable.

"Why aren't the items we used before being automatically replenished?"

This space has been with her for two lifetimes, and nothing strange has ever happened before. Last time, she even checked the guns and ammunition she had used, and everything was normal.

"Master, in your previous life, you rarely used the things in this space, and in the first few years after you came here, you also rarely used them."

"It wasn't until Runan City was flooded that we started using large quantities of supplies..." Eileen said, then suddenly remembered something and turned to leave.