Let's just drift through life together in this quick transmigration story.

Xiong Bufan ate the entire class's lunch before stopping, rubbing his stomach, and said to the dumbfounded Zhu Yu, "I really don't need to pay for lunch, right?"

Zhu Yu numbly replied, "Yes, junior sister."

"Let's go then."

Xiong Bufan made a decision: she would come to the canteen to eat whenever she was hungry, and she could finally live a good life where she could eat her fill every day in this world.

Zhu Yu snapped out of her daze and asked worriedly, "Junior Sister, do you really not want me to take you to the clinic?"

"I'm perfectly healthy, I don't need to go to the clinic, you should take me to my dorm instead."

"Okay, I'll show you around."

When the head priest of the dining hall saw Xiong Bufan leave, he was almost ready to send the two off with his whisk. But when he heard what the Taoist in green was saying, he was completely dismayed. This person was actually the new little Taoist disciple of their temple. Sooner or later, the dining hall would be eaten out of business by her.

The dormitory was a two-person room with a bunk bed and a desk underneath. There was no heated kang (a traditional Chinese bed-stove), but it wasn't cold either, as there was a stove for heating in the room. Xiong Bufan was quite satisfied with this. After kicking Zhu Yu out, he went to bed and went to sleep. Since he was already there, he might as well make the best of it.

Geniuses are all unconventional. After being kicked out, Zhu Yu went back to report after a quick trip. Being unconventional was not important to him; what mattered was being able to survive in the dojo. She wasn't the only genius in the dojo, nor was she the only junior Taoist priest who got in through connections.

Xu Jiaojiao's injuries have basically healed. Ever since her father sent Xiong Bufan to the dojo, she has started causing trouble. Actually, she is unhappy that her mother donated the money. Why not keep so much money for herself?

Xu's mother patiently explained to Xu Jiaojiao, "Jiaojiao, those of us in this line of work reveal heavenly secrets. We donate money to accumulate blessings. When you cultivate yourself, you will understand this."

Xu Jiaojiao yelled at her mother, "You treat everyone else better than me, and now you're going to give money to people who don't want to work here."

Do you even know that I am your only biological daughter? How could you give money to an outsider? What am I supposed to do? You don't care about me at all.

"When that wandering ghost attacked me, you ran away. I knew then that you never cared about me at all, and you didn't care whether I lived or died!" As she spoke, Xu Jiaojiao started to cry.

Xu's mother did not believe in corporal punishment. At this moment, she raised her hand, but before it could fall, Xu Jiaojiao grabbed it and pushed her to the ground without any mercy. Xu's mother looked at her daughter in disbelief, as if she were seeing her for the first time in nineteen years.

Xu Jiaojiao wiped away her tears. "Mom, this is the last time I'll call you Mom. Don't blame me. You brought this all on yourself. You have no idea how much pain I've been going through these past few months! It's all your fault!"

Xu's mother was stunned. Xu Jiaojiao had recovered so well all thanks to her care. How could Xu Jiaojiao have suffered? It was she who had suffered. Raising children is a debt!

Xu Jiaojiao continued to berate her mother: "Your innocent look after hurting others is disgusting!"

Xu's mother couldn't take it anymore and was about to get up from the ground to fight back when Xu Jiaojiao kicked her down again. This time, Xu's mother wasn't as shocked as the first time, but she spat out a mouthful of blood. She was simply furious. She pointed at Xu Jiaojiao, unable to say a word for a long time, and then she fainted.

Xu Jiaojiao glanced coldly at her mother, picked up all the family savings books, took her mother's and her own ID cards, and left home once again.

While waiting for the bus at the station, Xu's father suddenly felt dizzy and bit his tongue until it bled before he finally regained some clarity. He reached out and realized that something had happened at home. He staggered to the small shop, paid the shopkeeper 50 cents, and used the public phone to call the village chief's house. His hand holding the phone receiver was trembling the whole time.

Fortunately, the village chief's wife answered the phone quickly. After Xu's father identified himself, he asked the village chief's wife to bring people to his house as soon as possible, because it seemed that something had happened at his house.

Xu's father was highly respected in the village. When all the roads were dirt, the only cement road built in the village was funded by Xu's father.

The village chief's wife didn't hesitate either. Thinking that Xu's mother and Xu Jiaojiao might be at home, and that it wouldn't be appropriate for the village chief to go, she took her daughter-in-law and daughter and went to Xu's house.

After knocking on the door for a while and finding no one there, they went inside and saw Xu's mother lying on the ground. The village chief's wife touched her and found she was still breathing. They quickly found an oxcart and took her to the hospital in town.

On the way, they encountered Xu Jiaojiao, who covered her face. Even after they boarded the bus to the county town, the village chief's wife didn't try to bring her back. She just shook her head and said, "What a tragedy." Then she told the driver to hurry up.

Xu's father also rushed back without stopping. The dojo was quite far away, and Xu's father traveled across two provinces. He didn't dare to rest at night and took the train back overnight.

Xu's mother didn't wake up until late at night. The village chief's wife, Chen Xiuxiang, stayed by her bedside and quickly poured her a glass of water. "Sister-in-law, you're awake. The doctor said you're fine, just a little feverish."

Xu's mother took a sip of water to moisten her throat and said, "Yes, thank you, sister-in-law. I'm sorry to have troubled you to make this trip and to keep you from getting back to work."

Chen Xiuxiang felt a little embarrassed by what she said. She took the cup with her chubby little hands and said, "Oh, sister-in-law, what are you saying? We're all from the same village, we should help each other out."

Don't worry about things at home, I've arranged for someone to watch the gate for you.

"Thank you, sister-in-law."

Chen Xiuxiang took out a thermos from the side and said, "Sister-in-law, are you hungry? My second son brought some food. Have a bite first."

Xu's mother hadn't eaten all day. "Okay, thank you, Zhenzhen and sister-in-law."

Chen Xiuxiang didn't mention meeting Xu Jiaojiao, so as not to upset Xu's mother, and Xu's mother also tacitly refrained from asking about Xu Jiaojiao.

After leaving home, Xu Jiaojiao did not go to City C. After withdrawing the money, she took a taxi directly to Beijing. With her ID card, she could enter Beijing directly, making it difficult for people from her hometown to find her.

Whether Xu's parents will actually look for Xu Jiaojiao is still unknown, mainly because what Xu Jiaojiao did this time was really too much.

The protagonist's halo is weakening. Xu Jiaojiao had half of her money stolen by a thief at the Beijing train station. Fortunately, she spotted the thief and chased after him while shouting. A kind-hearted young man heard Xu Jiaojiao's cries and joined her in catching the thief.

The thief was caught, and to thank the young man for his help, Xu Jiaojiao added him on social media, planning to treat him to a meal once things settled down...

Xu Jiaojiao has started a new ill-fated relationship that will consume her protagonist aura.

When Xiong Bufan woke up, it was almost dark. He was a little hungry, so he went to the cafeteria to eat. For Xiong Bufan, it didn't matter where he was; what mattered was that he could eat his fill. Moreover, the aura of the young Taoist priests was very clean, and the smell made him want to eat more.

When the canteen manager saw the girl with a big appetite arrive, he felt fortunate that he had the foresight to cook more food, otherwise it would have been as rushed as at noon.

Wang Hui, a Taoist priest in the dormitory, originally lived alone, but an impolite classmate came to visit. He didn't bring her any local specialties or other gifts, so he secretly took out the unlucky talisman he had drawn in class and stuck it on Xiong Bufan's bed.

It was everyone's first time being a Taoist priest. If they didn't like someone, they would fight them. If they couldn't win, it only proved that they were not skilled enough. It wasn't shameful; at least they had been brave.