Before Rebirth And Marriage Registration, The Young Lady Emptied The Family Fortune And Followed The Army

An Min discovers a silver bracelet left by her mother, activated by her blood. It contains a portable space with a wooden house, fertile black soil, and a stream—perfect for storage and cultivation. She uses this space to secretly move all her valuables into it. Realizing the remaining cash inheritance will attract trouble, she donates the entire amount to border military units and laboratories at the notary office, keeping only gold, jewelry, and antiques. She writes to her maternal aunt Qin Shulan in the Northwest, begging for refuge. That night, she empties the An family home of every piece of furniture, fabric, and appliance, leaving nothing for her scheming father, stepmother, and sister. She purchases a train ticket to Lancheng in the Northwest.

At the train station, her maternal aunt recognizes her and embraces her with tears, but upon reaching the Wei household, she is blocked by her cousins Wei Hong and Wei Ling. They accuse her of being a pampered capitalist element, fearing her presence will ruin their father Wei Yaozong’s career. Soon their father comes home and coldly reiterates that the family cannot take her in. He warns that if she does not leave, he will report her. Aunt Qin Shulan weeps but cannot override her husband. An Min understands that even blood relatives choose self-preservation. She will not drag them into danger. She decides to leave and rely only on herself, using her space and hidden resources to forge a future alone.

This episode marks the beginning of her rebirth journey: she escaped the trap, secured her resources, and set out for a new life in the Northwest, only to face ruthless rejection. She leaves the Wei house with her suitcase, stepping into the night, resolved to survive on her own terms.