Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

The first house is a hillside villa of moderate size with three floors. In addition to two bedrooms, the third floor has a walk-in closet, a study, a gym, a music room, and other rooms. The second floor is similar in structure to the third floor, but it has fewer functional rooms and a few more guest rooms. The first floor has a living room, kitchen, dining room, and reception room.

After reviewing the documents, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu immediately paid the full amount on the spot. What followed was a continuous process of reviewing, paying, and signing contracts. As for the detailed procedures and paperwork, Ji Han directly arranged for the bank's assistant to connect them with lawyers from the largest law firm in Hong Kong and real estate agents.

It's true that professional matters should be handled by professionals. The day before, Ji Han and his team had just paid the bill, and the next day all the documents were completed and personally delivered to the hotel by the law firm. Even the house had been cleaned by the bank's assistant, so they could move in at any time.

Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu immediately packed their belongings, checked out of the hotel, and then went to the largest furniture store in Hong Kong before moving into their own large villa.

For the next two weeks, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu stayed at Hong Kong Island University. Once they were finally allowed to leave the country, the two of them immediately took a plane to France.

It wasn't that Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu were in a hurry, but rather that they had met a young master from the Bai Lu family of F country at Hong Kong University. This young master had come to Hong Kong to visit a friend who was studying at Hong Kong University, and during that time he met Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu.

It just so happened that the young master left Hong Kong Island at the same time that Ji Han and his companion "came out of customs," so they simply hitched a ride on the young master's private plane and went to Country F together.

Therefore, when the Third Young Master finally remembered the two brothers after being busy for half a month, he was informed by the people he had sent out that they had left on a private plane with a high-ranking nobleman from Country F. This undoubtedly raised the status of the two in the Third Young Master's heart even higher. It has to be said that this was a beautiful misunderstanding.

Meanwhile, after Ji Han and his group got off the plane, they were naturally invited by the young master to his home. It was the first time for the two of them, or rather, the first time for Ji Han to stay in a magnificent castle.

The Bailu family has a long history, and most of the family members have long since moved away from the castle and have their own residences. According to the eldest son, the castle is more significant than practical.

The reason the eldest young master came here this time was because the annual family gathering was being held. He simply came directly, firstly to see his grandfather who had been living in the castle, and secondly because he was too lazy to travel back and forth.

It's better to arrive at the right time than to arrive early; Ji Han and his companion were even invited to this grand family gathering.

Although it was called a family gathering, it was more like a business exchange meeting. All families, companies, and even individuals who had dealings with or hoped to have dealings with the Bailu family were invited to attend.

Of course, those who are not welcome are not allowed to enter, even if they have an invitation.

After the banquet, besides Shi Shaoyu, the socialite, making countless new "good friends," Ji Han and his group's biggest gain was getting to know Bertrand, the second-in-command of the Bai Lu family in charge of aircraft manufacturing, and successfully purchasing a fighter jet from him!

Yes, it's not a civilian aircraft, but a military fighter jet!

The Bélauri family is one of the oldest and most prestigious noble families in French history. Originating in the 10th century, they have long possessed military and political power, becoming one of the most powerful noble families in France as early as the Middle Ages. They are also currently the largest aircraft manufacturer in France, including military aircraft.

However, due to political and economic blockade, F country prohibits the sale of all military-related items to China, and this time is no exception. They claim they will not be responsible for transportation issues, and the name written by the buyer is not the name used by Ji Han and his companion in Hong Kong, but the name of a F country person unknown to Ji Han.

According to Berlant, this is the name that companies usually use when they don't want to reveal their identities. Whether such a person actually exists in country F is not within Ji Han's consideration.

After attending the Bai Lu family gathering, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu moved out of the castle. The original owner of the new house was someone they met at the banquet. The reason this person sold the house was because they had discussed a major collaboration at the banquet, but they were short of funds, so they simply sold the entire estate to Ji Han and his family to get some cash flow for their activities.

Perhaps because of Ji Han and his companion's extravagant purchase of a manor and an airplane, the news that two wealthy Easterners had arrived in France quickly spread through the country's high society, and invitations poured in like snowflakes.

However, they declined most of the invitations, citing the need to learn to fly planes temporarily. For the remaining invitations, which were from people in more important positions, they made separate appointments and only started to accept them after learning to fly fighter jets for three days.

Ji Han and his companion stayed in F country for half a month. Not only did they find an opportunity to store the fighter jets they had bought in their spatial storage, but thanks to the young master, they also bought a lot of classic works of art to keep for future appreciation.

After that, they moved to Germany and luckily acquired two complete production lines. Although they weren't the newest, they were still much more advanced than the production lines in China that had been obsolete for who knows how many years.

Finally, they moved to the United States and, through the local gangs, spent a large sum of money to acquire a batch of state-of-the-art weapons and a large quantity of ammunition.

Then, in R country, they quickly used up all the ammunition, fighting here today and there tomorrow, mainly focusing on guerrilla training, until the ammunition was almost exhausted. Then, taking advantage of R country's various attacks and riots, they secretly flew the fighter jet back to their home country.

Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu chose a sparsely populated area and began to take out the fighter jets and the weapons production lines they had bought. After disguising themselves, they anonymously mailed a letter to the military region where Shi's father was stationed. Then, they hid in a cave not far away to observe the situation outside the space.

Once they confirmed that the items had been transported away by the familiar military green uniforms, they began to head further along the mountain range. They traversed the entire range, collecting some delicious meat along the way. After leaving the mountain range, they didn't enter the city but instead chose a secluded spot and hopped on a train.

Since they had their own space and weren't afraid of wind or sun, the two of them entered their space on the roof of the train and followed the train all the way until it stopped in the bustling city of Haishi. Only then did they sneak out of their space, blend into the crowd, and walk out of the train station.