Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

After a week of discussion, they finally decided on an ancient country in Asia as their destination. Actually, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu initially wanted to go to Africa, since neither the Shi family nor the companies under Ji Han's name had any significant involvement in Africa so far.

However, Anya rejected their idea as soon as it was proposed. The reason was simple: given the frequent coups and mutinies in Africa, even if they went with a company of bodyguards, Ms. Anya felt that they would not be able to return safely.

Therefore, they had to settle for second best and change their destination to the mainland of the ancient country. Shi Lu and Anya had been to the mainland when they were very young, but at that time the new ancient country had just been established, and the standard of living in the mainland was definitely much worse than that in Hong Kong.

Ji Han and his group went there this time to change the two men's preconceived notions and show them the earth-shaking changes that have taken place in the inland areas since the reform and opening up.

Of course, before heading inland, their first stop was still the port city, after all, it's their hometown. They're not busy now, so how could they pass by their home without going in?

This was the first time Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu had returned to Hong Kong Island since Old Master Shi passed away. As expected, the Shi family's old house was inherited by Uncle Shi. Of course, even when the old master was alive, his children did not usually live in the old house. Only people like Shi's father, who were away from home for many years, would live in the old house when they returned.

This time was no different. Although Ji Han and the others did not go to the old house, they went to the house where Uncle Shi San lived. The reason was that Uncle Shi San and Shi Lu were born from the same womb, and the old lady had now been taken to live with Uncle Shi San.

To be honest, Ji Han was still a little intimidated by this old lady. As the saying goes, the youngest son and the eldest grandson are the apple of the old man's eye, and that was indeed the case. When the old man was alive, he doted on Shi Lu, and as the third wife, the old lady received more attention from the old man than before.

Don't underestimate this level of attention; in a large family like the Shi family, it brings them substantial benefits.

Similarly, the old lady also liked Shi Lu and his son Shi Shaoyu even more because of this. Now, Ji Han's appearance has both saved her grandson's life and cut off his lineage, which makes the old lady's attitude towards Ji Han very awkward.

At first, she chose to ignore him, which was actually fine. Ji Han was least afraid of being ignored, and at such a large family gathering, he would rather be ignored by everyone.

However, when the old lady saw Ji Han's attitude, she thought, "This won't do! How can a member of the Shi family be so petty?" So she began to have high expectations for Ji Han, from his lifestyle and clothing to his social etiquette, cultural skills, and even his business and political acumen.

Actually, everything else was fine. After all, Ji Han had experience in the ancient officialdom, where the requirements were much stricter than those of the old lady. If you didn't handle something well, you could lose your head.

The only thing that bothered Ji Han was lack of sleep. Yes, he was a young man who was still growing, but the old lady wouldn't let him sleep in.

Not only is he not allowed to sleep in, but he also has to accompany her to all sorts of boring parties, banquets, and even mahjong games late at night.

God knows how devastated he must have felt when he saw a room full of women and he was the only boy there!