Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

Instead of the lions, a huge barbecue grill was placed on the grill. To be honest, after experiencing so many worlds, this was the first time they had ever eaten lion meat.

To be fair, lions truly live up to their reputation as athletic champions of the grasslands, with very little intramuscular fat. Preparing this kind of meat requires considerable skill from the chef. Fortunately, both Shi Shaoyu and Ji Han were quite skilled, and the two of them were quite satisfied with their meal.

To this end, they even went to capture a family of lions and let them reproduce freely in the space so that they could get some meat for their relatives and friends to taste.

Lions... thank you so much, your whole family!

After eating and drinking their fill, the two officially started their work. On this vast, uninhabited grassland, there wasn't much else to do. They just needed to find an area with relatively few animals. Of course, they also had to be careful to clean up the mess afterwards, otherwise, causing a grassland fire would be their fault.

The night was bright with a clear moon and few stars. This kind of weather was perfect for doing something naughty. Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu took the diary out of the defensive box and wrapped it tightly with a lightning strike talisman.

There's no other reason than that the lightning strike talisman used before was given by the sect, while the one used for this diary was drawn by Ji Han and the other person. They were afraid that the lightning strike talisman they drew was too low-level and wouldn't have enough energy, so they could only make up for the lack of quality with quantity.

With everything ready, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu gave each other a bunch of protective talismans, Vajra talismans, and speed-up talismans. They waited for the right moment, then simultaneously formed hand seals to detonate the lightning strike talisman on the diary. Before the lightning flashed, they quickly moved away from the center circle.

"Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom!"

It's unclear whether it was because Ji Han and the others' lightning strike talismans were too effective or because there were too many of them, but the diary received significantly more lightning strikes than the previous soul, and the lightning pillars appeared to be thicker, with a wider range of impact as well.

A full hour later, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu used a great deal of Taoist magic and spells to finally clear away the vegetation around the lightning circle and create a sufficiently wide isolation zone.

The two floated in the very center of the lightning circle, stepping on peach wood swords that had also been baptized by lightning. The platform that had been there before had disappeared, replaced by a huge crater.

Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu slowed down and landed gently on the ground of the deep pit. They searched carefully inch by inch, but found nothing except a few small pieces of broken cover.

They thought that since the diary could withstand a soul and was impervious to water and fire, it must be a great treasure. They were even planning to salvage it after the soul inside was destroyed, but look what happened...

The two reluctantly took out their spare wands and meticulously cultivated the land within the lightning circle, even transplanting a considerable amount of turf. Only then did they return to their space, looking dejected, to prepare for rest.

After a night of fussing and turning, the two of them didn't emerge from the space until noon the next day. The sun was too strong here, and to prevent themselves from getting sunburned like little hard-boiled eggs when school starts in a few days, they wrapped themselves up tightly from head to toe. Of course, a few cooling talismans for each of them were indispensable.

Thanks to the lions yesterday, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu developed a great interest in the various wild animals on the grassland. They wanted to try everything, whether edible or not, since they had prepared enough potions and talismans to detoxify them before the poison took effect.

This caused great harm to the animals on the grassland. Those that were poisonous or tasted terrible were spared, as they only lost one young adult member of their herd.