Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

"Also, this is for you. The things in here used to belong to your father. After your father passed away, they should have been handed over to your mother to manage, but you know children... So, now all of these are yours."

"The properties here include not only those in the wizarding world but also those in the Muggle world. Apart from a few properties used for residence, all the dividends from the wizarding properties, both past and future, will be deposited into your father's Gringotts account. The key to the Gringotts account is also in this box. When you come of age, you can manage these properties yourself."

"As for the dividends from those assets in the Muggle world, the amount is not much, but it's more than enough for your personal daily expenses. I'll open a separate account for you in the Muggle world later, and you can use the money in there directly."

After settling the matter of the property, Leon gave Beverly and Billie a bunch of orders, the core of which was: to take good care of Ji Han in every way possible, and to notify him immediately if any problems arose.

The two little elves, Biven and Billie, thumped their chests loudly, as if to promise to complete any task assigned by their master.

After instructing Ji Han and the little elf, Leon asked Ji Han to invite the Shi couple into the study. When the three of them returned, the little elf had already disappeared from the room.

Ji Han didn't know what Leon and Shi's parents talked about. After all, he was kicked out of the study as soon as he brought the person in. Even though he and Shi Shaoyu pressed their ears almost to the opposite side of the door, they still couldn't hear a single word.

Fortunately, the door opened in the end, and the three people inside all looked fairly well. Shi Shaoyu then tentatively asked them what they had talked about. Shi Lu only said that the other party had given him some child support for Ji Han, and he couldn't get any other information out of them.

After finishing his conversation with Shi's parents, Leon immediately took his leave. He didn't let Ji Han and the others see him off; he turned around and disappeared from the spot.

After Leon visited the Shi family, Shi Lu and Anya moved with Shi Shaoyu and Ji Han that weekend, instantly moving from a small mountain village to bustling London.

Number 6 Rose Street is their current residence. It is a small villa with a garden, and the surrounding neighbors are all prominent families. Most importantly, there is a famous private primary school not far from here.

This is also one of the main reasons why the Shi family moved. After all, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu are both of primary school age. In the main branch of the Shi family, children start their early education at the age of three. Ji Han and his siblings couldn't catch up with their early education because of their health. Now that they have finally recovered, they definitely have to go to primary school, and they must go to a good one.

The "tiger parenting" mentality has a long and rich history in ancient Eastern countries!

And so, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu's carefree and happy life was over, especially after Shi Lu and An Ya discovered that the two of them were both very smart.

During the day, they not only have to learn all kinds of knowledge taught at school, but also have countless tutors who teach them traditional Chinese culture such as rites, music, archery, horsemanship, calligraphy, and mathematics. In fact, because the two of them are little wizards, Shi Lu even spent a lot of money to hire a Taoist master in Hong Kong. During Ji Han's winter and summer vacations, they have to go back to Hong Kong to practice Taoism at the master's Taoist temple.

In the midst of their hectic days, the only thing that brought Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu some comfort was that, although the cultivation methods of the ancient country's cultivation system and the magic system of Europe and America were different, they used the same fundamental source.

The only difference is that in ancient China it is called spiritual power, while in Europe and America it is called magic.