Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

On the third night after buying the house, Ji Han finally returned home. Shi Shaoyu also gave Ji Han a key to the house, but he went to the training base for training again.

With the house bought, the next thing to do was get a car. Considering that he might drive back to his hometown later, Ji Han decisively chose an off-road vehicle that was durable, reliable, and had a lot of cargo space. The car was classic black, and the total price was only a little over 300,000 yuan, which was really a drop in the ocean compared to the price of the house.

With a car, a house, and a groom, even though the groom can only be contacted by phone now, Ji Han still feels that his life is complete at this moment. In this real world where he and Shi Shaoyu were born, they will spend the last time together in their lives.

After all, they might not be so lucky as to encounter another system that binds them together after they die in this life. If they drink the Meng Po soup, they might be reborn as a human or a pig.

The show "Go for It, Youth!" was filmed in City B. Except for the first episode, which featured a massive elimination round with no audience seats available, Ji Han and other fans in the group would try to grab tickets at the designated times for the remaining episodes.

Of course, he didn't grab those tickets for himself; after all, he had front-row tickets from collaborators that his agent had given him.

Ji Han eventually sold all the tickets he managed to snag to fans in the group who hadn't managed to get any, at the original price. You have to understand that every elimination round in the later stages involves live audience voting, so every ticket at the venue is especially important at this point.

Ji Han, who only buys tickets, is alright. Some of the big fan leaders in the group even spend a lot of money to buy scalped tickets, just so they can vote for their idol and increase their chances of debuting.

Ji Han went to watch the game live, and Shi Shaoyu knew about it. At first, they could secretly go on a date after the game ended. But as the game became more and more intense, Shi Shaoyu had less and less time to take leave. Eventually, he even had to squeeze his sleep time as much as possible.

It's not that Shi Shaoyu lacks ability; on the contrary, his improvement during the competition was the greatest among all participants, and he ranked in the top five in every match. But this is, after all, a competition for group debuts.

In other words, Shi Shaoyu not only had to practice well himself, but also had to cooperate well with the other members of the team. As the game progressed, he actually spent more time helping the other members of the team.

By the end of the fifth episode, of the original 1,000 trainees, only one-tenth remained. It was also around this time that the New Year was approaching.

This is the first year that Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu have returned to the real world. In order to be able to be with Ji Han openly, Shi Shaoyu came out to his family on the first day he returned to the real world. So when Shi's family heard Shi Shaoyu say that he had a boyfriend before the end of the year, they were not surprised at all.

Just because they're not surprised doesn't mean they can accept it. Brother Shi and Second Sister Shi are alright; they're young and very accepting of Shi Shaoyu liking men. In Second Sister Shi's words...

"Little brother, as long as you don't break the law, I'd accept it even if you liked a robot and wanted to spend your whole life with it, let alone men!"

Of course, Shi Erjie's words were met with serious criticism from Shi's parents, who cut off her allowance for a month. To thank Shi Erjie for speaking up for her, Shi Shaoyu had no choice but to give her two months' allowance to make up for her loss.