A Transmigrator's Daily Life Living Alone in the Deep Mountains and Forests

Yan Qing was a successful decoration company owner who inherited a practical skill set from her carpenter grandfather and weaving grandmother. After losing both parents in a car accident during her university years, she used the compensation money to establish a furniture shop that eventually grew into a larger business. Her life changed abruptly when she discovered a mysterious obsidian-like stone during a picnic with her best friend, Fenfen. That night, after a nosebleed caused her blood to drip onto the stone, the object vanished, and a piece of paper appeared on her coffee table. The note stated that she would transmigrate into the deep mountains in thirty days. Fenfen, an avid reader of farming and transmigration novels, helped Yan Qing realize the gravity of the situation. Yan Qing discovered she possessed a spatial ability that allowed her to store objects in a static, fifty-square-meter dimension.

With only a month to prepare, Yan Qing and Fenfen embarked on an extensive shopping spree. Yan Qing liquidated her assets, selling her apartment to Fenfen and collecting outstanding payments from her company, amassing approximately ten million yuan. They purchased massive quantities of supplies, including one hundred sacks each of rice and flour, hundreds of kilograms of legumes, grains, sugars, and noodles. They stocked up on fresh and processed meats, seafood, vegetables, fruits, and a wide variety of seasonings. The procurement extended to clothing, footwear, toiletries, cosmetics, and medical supplies. Yan Qing also bought extensive tools for survival and construction, such as carpentry sets, chainsaws, axes, cement, sand, and heating equipment like coal stoves and solar generators. They acquired crossbows for defense and stocked up on books, electronics, and entertainment media to sustain her mentally in isolation.

As the countdown reached its final days, Yan Qing said an emotional goodbye to Fenfen, leaving a letter for her aunt. She converted some remaining funds into gold for potential use as currency in the new world. On the day of transmigration, Yan Qing fell asleep and woke up in a dense, unfamiliar forest. She immediately assessed her surroundings, noting the time and the need to find shelter before nightfall. She carried her entrenching shovel and chainsaw, clearing a path while leaving markers to avoid getting lost. She followed a stream upstream, encountering wild animals such as deer, rabbits, and pheasants. She eventually found a suitable temporary campsite near a waterfall and spent her first night in a tent, using solar lights and a fire for warmth and safety.

Over the next several days, Yan Qing continued her journey, facing challenges such as heavy rainstorms and the need to find a permanent residence. During a night hike, she encountered a tiger and a black bear locked in a fatal struggle. Taking advantage of their exhaustion, she waited until the bear killed the tiger and retreated to its den with severe injuries. Yan Qing then hunted the weakened bear, ensuring her safety in the forest. Upon entering the bear's cave, she discovered two newborn bear cubs. She chose to adopt them, naming them Xiong Da and Xiong Er, and stored the bear carcasses in her space for future use of the meat and fur.

Yan Qing eventually discovered a hidden valley enclosed by cliffs, accessible only through a cave system. The valley contained a waterfall, a stream, fruit trees, and a bamboo grove, making it an ideal location for settlement. She established her base in a cave near the waterfall, cleaning it and setting up furniture, bedding, and lighting. She began constructing a firewood shed and a bamboo bridge across the stream. She also cleared land for a vegetable garden, planting seeds and protecting the plot with bamboo fences. Yan Qing explored the surrounding area, mapping out resources such as pine nuts, walnuts, wild vegetables, and medicinal plants. She integrated the bear cubs into her daily life, feeding them milk and teaching them to eat solid food. The story follows her transition from a modern businesswoman to a self-sufficient settler in a wild, untamed environment, relying on her pre-transmigration preparations and spatial ability to build a new life.