Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

Ji Han was certainly happy to have help, since there were quite a few people eating with them today. In addition to the three leaders and their families in the living room, there were also many guards standing outside their house and up and down the stairs.

Although these people wouldn't be coming inside to eat with them, Ji Han still wanted to provide some large pot dishes. Luckily, he had plenty of rice and rice cookers in his space, so he could just go to the living room or another bedroom and find a power outlet to cook them.

After the two chefs came in, they checked the menu with Ji Han, then looked at the ingredients and seasonings in the kitchen. Even the ingredients that were originally stored in the space were taken out and piled together by Ji Han.

Seeing the two chefs working so hard, Ji Han readily gave up his position as head chef. This way, each chef could oversee one of the two stoves, while he only needed to assist.

The chef worked quickly and smoothly, serving up dish after dish until the table was soon full. Shi's parents were at the shop and wouldn't be home for lunch, but Shi's grandparents did come back. However, to make room, they took a few lunchboxes and went to eat with Shi's parents.

The dishes were all ready and it was time to eat. Brother Shi went inside and found two bottles of good wine, intending to treat the leaders to a good meal. But who knew... Deputy Leader Wen was quite responsible and anxious. With so many people eating together, he was bound to be anxious.

However, he didn't pay much attention to the attitudes of the people at the table. After quickly finishing the rice in his bowl, he began to stare straight at Shi Shaoyu.

What else could Shi Shaoyu do? He could only quickly shovel all the rice in his bowl into his mouth, and before he could even wipe his mouth, he was pulled away by Vice Leader Wen to continue the discussion.

Fortunately, with Shi Shaoyu gone, there was still Brother Shi left; otherwise, it would have been really difficult for Ji Han to entertain these leaders.

Every dish on the table looked delicious to Ji Han, but unfortunately, apart from himself, everyone else at the table was focused on eating, making it a waste of such a good meal.

Fortunately, not long after Shi Shaoyu left, all of the leaders were called away by a phone call, leaving only Deputy Leader Wen to continue coordinating with Shi Shaoyu.

After they left, Brother Shi finally put down his wine glass, picked up his chopsticks, and started eating heartily with the rice in his bowl.

You know what, Brother Shi really hasn't had such delicious food in a long time. Not to mention that he often goes on missions with Xing Shan and the others, and compressed biscuits have become a staple food during missions. Occasionally, they don't have enough food and often go hungry for a few meals.

While Brother Shi was eating voraciously, Ji Han took out some of the almost untouched dishes. Although only Deputy Leader Wen was left inside, there were still quite a few people on duty outside, so the extra dishes could be shared with everyone.

After finishing these tasks, Ji Han brewed a fresh pot of tea for Shi Shaoyu and his brother, then turned and went into the bedroom to sleep. As for Brother Shi, he stayed behind to clean the table and wash the dishes.

However, to Ji Han's surprise, when he woke up from his long afternoon nap, the living room was still filled with the sounds of arguing back and forth. This time, the voices were no longer Ji Han and Deputy Leader Wen, but Brother Shi and Deputy Leader Wu, who had returned at some unknown time.