SRTT Chapter 1.2

Beibei pumpkin was a satiating variety, so there were two.

A little bit of other strawberries, mangosteens, mangoes, jackfruit, longan, apples, pears, bananas, oranges, etc.

The watermelon was too big, so Ruan Ning simply cut it into boxes and planned to put one box in the refrigerator and eat the remaining one tonight, mainly because she didn’t want to take up too much space.

Cantaloupes were relatively small and only fit in one box.

After taking the fruit upstairs, Ruan Ning went downstairs again.

This time, the goal was cooked food!

Braised food was essential, such as braised dried tofu, braised black fungus, braised kelp, bamboo shoots, and potatoes.

Lemon shrimp, chicken feet, duck rack, duck neck, duck thigh, etc. were also indispensable.

Ruan Ning also bought a fresh-packed braised duck.

Cooked food with braised flavor alone was not enough.

If she was in an environment where cooking was inconvenient, it was essential to be able to eat the food directly.

Ruan Ning found a restaurant and ordered five or six side dishes, including eggplant, carrots, garlic cabbage, fried razor clams, spicy squid, and homemade crucian carp.

Thinking that she didn’t know how to make fat sausages, she ordered all the hot pot meat dishes and packed them all with rice.

Unfortunately, there were no crayfish this season. But there were crabs!

After buying these, Ruan Ning’s shopping desire was greatly satisfied.

She felt full of pride.

If she didn’t travel through time, having these would allow her to lie down half flat, and maybe even do business without capital.

After returning home and resting for half an hour, Ruan Ning began to tidy up the refrigerator.

First of all, there were frozen items. In addition to the things Ruan Ning bought, there were also the pickled goods sent by her parents during the Chinese New Year. There were about five catties of sausages, three or four catties of bacon, a large bag of pickled fish, two catties of pickled ribs, a pig’s trotter, and two bags of pickled vegetables.

Ruan Ning then remembered that she forgot to buy fresh fish, but she ordered crucian carp and fresh fish soup from the restaurant.

Apart from these things, Ruan Ning thought about it and froze half of the mineral water in the freezer to avoid situations where ice was needed.

Next was the refrigerated area, where all the vegetarian dishes bought in the restaurant were placed, as well as snacks, vegetables, and fruits.

Ruan Ning stuffed them all. In the end, the refrigerator could not fit anymore, so she stuffed the cooked hot pot into the frozen area.

Next, Ruan Ning went to the kitchen to get two bags of salt and stuffed them into the refrigerator, as well as five catties of rice.

The most important thing was a small jar of pepper. This thing was not rare in modern times, but in ancient times. There was a saying that one ounce of pepper was worth one ounce of gold, and its value was particularly considerable.

Ruan Ning didn’t know how she stuffed everything in. Fortunately, her mother had a collecting habit and prepared many storage boxes for her.

After the work was done, Ruan Ning was very happy to see the full refrigerator.

Not bad.

Next, just wait until tomorrow to see if these things can regenerate!

Ruan Ning didn’t want to travel through time, after all, she still had parents here.

After finishing dinner with satisfaction, Ruan Ning planned to take a good rest. At this time, she suddenly had a flash of inspiration and found that she had forgotten the most important thing.

Medicines.

Ruan Ning hurried downstairs, and under the surprised look of the store clerk, she bought two boxes of anti-inflammatory drugs, one box of ibuprofen, and one box of acetaminophen tablets. Both of which could relieve pain and reduce fever.

A box of Gankang, to treat the common cold.

There was also alcohol, bandages, iodine, band-aids, Yunnan Baiyao to stop bleeding, safflower oil, and another bottle of vitamins.

When she saw red dates and white fungus, she also bought a pack of each.

Of course, if she traveled back in time to ancient times, she couldn’t miss ginseng!

If it could be exchanged for money, wouldn’t it be a huge profit?

Then, she thought of something and went to the supermarket to buy mung beans and some grains.

The main reason was that she was afraid that it would be difficult to handle white rice in ancient times, so she had to buy some whole grains to deal with it.

In addition to being cooked in soup, mung beans could also sprout bean sprouts, which could be regarded as a rich variety of vegetables.

After confirming that nothing was missing, or that her double-door refrigerator couldn’t fit in, Ruan Ning returned home and stuffed these things in.

When she woke up the next day, she was no longer at home.

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Translator’s Comment:

So, if this kind of magical thing happens to you, what will you do and what kind of things will you bring?

As for me, the most important thing is of course rice! Then, water!

In fact, what concerns me the most is, can I stuff the money/gold inside and let it regenerate? Haha… 🤑🤑🤑

Yeah, it’s finally released today!!🥳🥳🥳

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