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He Can Travel Freely to a World 3,000 Years Ago, and Married 10 Wives With Just a Bag of Grain!

#Comic #ComicSystem #ComicOverview #Comic #Comic #Novel #Anime #JapaneseAnimation #ScienceFiction #System #Trillionaire #Billionaire #top10manhwa ✅Novel Title: Traveling through time and space, starting with a bag of grain to exchange for a wife. (Thank you for watching! Please leave ❤️❤️❤️ in the comments!) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Disclaimer: The man painfully opened his eyes, finding himself amidst the ruins of a recently concluded battlefield. A young woman, dressed in tattered clothes and covered in filth, was slowly undressing him. The man was instantly terrified. He pushed the woman away and cried out, "Someone's assaulting me! Help!" However, as he tried to escape, he noticed many people around him were dead, lying motionless on the ground. Some survivors were gnawing on tree bark in their hunger. It turned out that Lin Yi had unexpectedly transmigrated to an ancient world connected to a mobile game. But Lin Yi wasn't trapped here, because the system would send him back to the modern world every 12 hours. At that moment, the young woman immediately knelt down, pleading, "Please have mercy and buy me. Just ten catties of grain to bury my father, and I'll serve you as your slave for life." Lin Yi stared at the woman kneeling at his feet, momentarily stunned. What kind of world was this? Only five catties of grain could buy a woman! Seeing Lin Yi's lack of response, the woman mistakenly assumed he thought it was too expensive. She looked up cautiously and said, "Three catties of grain is the lowest I can go. Even the worst coffin requires three catties of grain." Hearing this, Lin Yi finally understood that she had misunderstood him. He didn't think it was expensive; he thought it was too cheap. Unexpectedly, the cheapest food on Earth had become a valuable currency here. People and coffins could be bought and sold using grain—a barter system. Despite the cheap grain, Lin Yi was currently empty-handed. If only he could have brought the little grain he had from home. Thinking of this, a warehouse suddenly appeared in his mind. Upon closer inspection, it was the warehouse function from that management simulation game. However, it used to be filled with various supplies, but now only a few dozen bags of corn remained. Those corn were freshly harvested from his own field. He hadn't expected them to be stored in the warehouse and transported with him. Now, Lin Yi felt confident! He smiled at the woman and said, “Young lady, don’t worry, I’ve bought the ten jin of grain you asked for. Go on, choose a coffin for your father.” “Really? Thank you, sir! Thank you, sir!” The woman kowtowed repeatedly, overwhelmed with emotion. Lin Yi helped her up, and the two walked together to a nearby coffin shop. After some haggling, Lin Yi traded five jin of corn for a coffin, and then used a few more ears of corn to hire someone to bury her father in a mass grave outside the city. Although corn didn’t exist in this world, it was a famine year, and anything edible was acceptable. People were so hungry they couldn’t be picky about the food; they ate dirt, grass, and some even resorted to cannibalism. On the way back to the city, Lin Yi looked at the woman following behind him and asked, “Qiu Xiang, are you really sure you want to come with me?” “Sir, you helped me bury my father; you are my greatest benefactor. I am willing to serve you like a slave, and I can never repay you in my entire life,” Qiu Xiang said gratefully. "Alright, then you're mine now, Lin Yi's person." Lin Yi couldn't help but feel secretly delighted. "Okay, get up, let's go into the city and have a look around." All the story and images/graphics used in the video belong to their respective owners and I or this channel does not claim any right over them (All credits to the respected owner). Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.”