Transmigration: Experiencing Life's End - Dying Peacefully in One's Sleep

Upon arriving in the new world, Zhong Ning opened her eyes to find the ceiling slightly yellowed. She turned her head to look to the side.

This is a small room with only a simple desk, a shabby window, and the bed beneath me.

The walls are somewhat mottled, making the house look rather old.

However, the smell of laundry detergent and sunshine, and the tidy room were still pleasant.

It's clear that the original owner or her family members were clean and hardworking people.

"Host, is this the first time you've encountered an environment like this?" Xiao Qi's voice interrupted Zhong Ning's thoughts.

"Yeah, it's even more run-down than the house I rented in my original world." She was a little surprised, but she could accept it.

"Accept the memories first, host!"

"Okay." Zhong Ning nodded.

"Growing Pain" mainly tells the story of four high school students: the female lead Lin Miaomiao, the male lead Qian Sanyi, the female supporting character Deng Xiaoqi, and the male supporting character Jiang Tianhao.

Under the dual pressure of the college entrance examination and their families, they ultimately grow and work hard, heading towards different futures after the exam, gaining life lessons and experiences.

The original owner, Gu Chuxia, had divorced her parents when she was young. Both parents started new families, and neither side was willing to take her with them, so they left her with her maternal grandmother.

However, both sides will still cover the monthly living expenses and tuition fees.

This house is registered under my maternal grandmother's name. It's quite old and dilapidated, but owning a house in Jiangzhou is better than renting.

The original owner lived with her maternal grandmother and was always sensible and had excellent grades.

Like the male protagonist, she was admitted to an elite high school with the top score in the high school entrance examination. However, she is one year older than the four main characters and is currently in her first year of high school, while they are still in junior high school.

The school not only gave her special treatment but also a bonus, which her grandmother saved for her future use, fearing that she would have a hard time living alone in the future.

"Xiao Qi, are there any side quests?"

"For some hosts, the secondary mission in this world is to be filial to their maternal grandmother and get into the best university."

"I understand, none of these are difficult."

It was a weekend morning. Gu Chuxia got out of bed and went to the living room.

The small living room was filled with many items that showed signs of age, indicating that the original owner's maternal grandmother was a thrifty and hardworking old woman.

Hearing her commotion, an elderly woman came out of the kitchen. She had a simple smile and looked like an ordinary old lady.

"Chuchu, get up! Breakfast will be ready soon!"

"Okay, I'll go brush my teeth and wash my face first," Gu Chuxia said.

"Go on," Grandma said, then went back to the kitchen to continue her work.

She went into the bathroom, brushed her teeth and washed her face, looking at herself in the mirror.

A typical campus first love face, that is, a full, round, and softly shaped oval face.

She has a lively temperament, clear and bright eyes, a round nose, pink lips, and a prominent cupid's bow.

Her eyes crinkle when she smiles, captivating at first glance.

Gu Chuxia pinched her cheekbones. The fact that the original owner had such a good complexion showed that her grandmother had taken good care of her.

When I came out of the bathroom, Grandma had already put soy milk, fried dough sticks, and steamed buns on the table.

"Chuchu, come and eat! I made your favorite sauerkraut buns today."

"Okay, thank you for your hard work, Grandma."

"What's so hard about it? If you enjoy your meal, Grandma will be happy."

Gu Chuxia's heart was slightly touched; she had always cherished such pure feelings.

She sat down at the table, and her grandmother served her soy milk.

She took a sip of soy milk, then picked up a steamed bun and took a bite. The pickled cabbage and shredded meat were soft and the filling was plentiful, making it quite appetizing.

Grandma looked at her with a smile: "How was it?"

Gu Chuxia nodded: "It's delicious. Grandma's cooking is still as good as ever."

"I knew you'd like this. Grandma made it especially early this morning. It tastes better than what you buy outside."

"Yeah, it's delicious."

"Eat more if you like it!"

"it is good."

In the end, Gu Chuxia couldn't refuse her grandmother's love, so after eating and drinking her fill, she needed to walk around to digest.

She snatched the dishes and chopsticks that her grandmother was about to clean and took them to the kitchen to wash.

"Let me do it, Grandma. I'm full and I need to move around a bit."

Grandma smiled helplessly and said, "Okay, then I'll go downstairs for a walk."

"Grandma, you go ahead." Gu Chuxia nodded.

It's good for the elderly to move around, and chatting with other people in the neighborhood will keep them from getting too bored.

After washing the dishes and drying her hands, Gu Chuxia went to her room and took out her homework to do.

The desks were placed in front of the window, and the sunlight streamed in, making it very bright.

She first finished all the homework assigned by the teacher, then took out her book and began to review it.

Even though it contains the original owner's memories, it's still better to review it once to solidify them.

After all, it had been several centuries since he last read a book.

"Host, would you like to improve your living environment?"

Gu Chuxia thought for a moment and said, "Let's talk about it when we're adults. Right now, we can't even buy lottery tickets without a reasonable reason."

"Okay, host, I was just worried you wouldn't be used to it!"

"It's nothing. The warm family atmosphere makes me feel more comfortable than the environment."

Xiao Qi nodded: "Yeah, it hasn't been many years. The host usually lives at school."

Gu Chuxia nodded and said nothing more.

After doing her homework for two hours, she stopped to give her eyes a rest.

I took out my phone and looked at it. It was a phone that my grandma bought for me because everyone else had one.

"Chu Chu, I bought grapes, come out and eat!" The sound of the door opening and Grandma's voice rang out in the living room.

Upon hearing this, Gu Chuxia stood up and walked outside, saying, "Coming!"

Although my grandmother was frugal, she really didn't lack anything for herself.

Stop washing the grapes and place them on the coffee table.

Gu Chuxia walked over, took her grandmother's hand, and sat down on the sofa.

"Grandma, let's eat together."

"Grandma doesn't like to eat this, so she bought it especially for you. You work hard doing your homework, so eat more if you like it."

Gu Chuxia peeled one and put it into her grandmother's mouth.

"Is it sweet, Grandma?" she asked with a smile.

Grandma said helplessly, "Sweet, eat it quickly!"

"it is good."

Gu Chuxia spent a pleasant weekend at home and was scheduled to return to school on Sunday afternoon.

She packed her things, put on a simple T-shirt and jeans, and tied her hair in a high ponytail. As for the school uniform, she could change into it at school.

As she walked out of the room, she called out to the kitchen, "Grandma, I'm leaving!"

Grandma came out of the kitchen, took a cloth bag out of her pocket, opened it, and took out money.

"Chuchu, this is your living expenses for this week. Take it quickly, and here's a lunchbox with all your favorite things in it." Grandma handed her the money and the lunchbox on the table.

Gu Chuxia took it: "Thank you, Grandma. I'm leaving now. Take good care of yourself at home. Bye-bye."

"Okay, I'll take you downstairs!"

"No need, Grandma, you can stay at home. There's no need to see me off."