Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

Ji Han didn't care at all about how Ji Zhigang and Ma Rongrong's feelings were changing; he'd rather spend that time getting his own little nest ready.

After airing out the bedding, Ji Han returned to the east room. This time, he opened both wardrobes. One of the wardrobes contained some still-usable odds and ends, as well as books and papers that Ji Han used when he was in school and some clothes that he could still wear.

Ji Han first took out the only remaining thermos with a broken handle and an old thermos cup, and then picked out two sets of clothes for winter to change into. Well, actually, Ji Han only had these two sets of clothes for winter before. The reason he left them at home was because he didn't take any of them with him.

After all, after finishing the college entrance examination, Ji Han went to work in City B with the uncles and elders in the village. At that time, the weather was still hot and the accommodation conditions at the construction site were not good. When Ji Han left, he only took a worn-out handbag and the schoolbag he always carried.

Ji Han originally planned to come back to get his winter bedding and change of clothes when the National Day holiday came, but... after he woke up, he changed himself completely from head to toe, so there was no need to come back to get these old clothes separately.

After taking these, Ji Han went to the last cabinet, which contained some grains and seeds that Ji Han hadn't finished processing. According to his memory, Ji Han counted them and found that two bags of wheat were missing. Ji Zhigang must have taken them to exchange for flour.

Ji Han opened the cabinet, not to check if anything was missing, since even if nothing was missing, they would still have to dispose of it when they left. His main purpose was to check if the grain inside had been infested with insects, even though he had put insect repellent pills in the cabinet before he left.

After a careful inspection, it's good that there are no insects. It seems I can send a message to the grain buyer soon and ask him to come and pick up the grain tomorrow. I just don't know if he will be able to send a truck before the New Year.

By the time Ji Han had laid out everything in the yard to dry, Ji Zhigang had also finished cooking in the kitchen. As for Ma Rongrong, she didn't know how to cook at all, and she was just pretending to go to the kitchen.

The two served rice porridge, stir-fried dishes, and steamed buns to the table in the main room. They then went to the west room to call out Ma Tianhang and Ji Yingying, who were playing on their phones. Finally, the family of four sat down together to eat their first meal of the day.

Taking advantage of the fact that no one was in the kitchen, Ji Han began to thoroughly clean the kitchen and the storage room that was connected to it. After all, barring any unforeseen circumstances, these two rooms would be where he would spend the most time in the next few days.

If there are no problems, they will be relocating after the New Year, so the old farm tools in the storage room will probably be unusable. Ji Han simply moved them out and placed them in the corner, not caring whether they would be corroded and rusted by snowmelt.

After taking the farm tools out, Ji Han also cleared out the remaining scrap metal and wooden frames, instantly making the entire storage room look much brighter.

After clearing everything out, Ji Han tied the broom to a straight wooden stick and began to sweep and wipe the kitchen and storage room from top to bottom, bit by bit. By the time he finished, Ji Han had successfully missed lunch, even though his family didn't have lunch today.

Ji Han glanced at his watch; it was already past two o'clock. He moved the soft, fluffy bedding and clothes from outside into the storage room, laying them out and folding them as needed. After finishing, he picked up his familiar backpack and walked out of the courtyard gate once more.

Ji Han didn't linger in the village this time. He walked quickly while the sun was still bright, and even hitched a ride on a tractor heading to town.

Although Sanshan Town is an impoverished town, it still has the name of a town, so although the conditions here are still very backward, they are much better than those in Lishan Village. At least there is a public bathhouse and a place to receive express deliveries.

The package was sent by Shi Shaoyu to Ji Han. He had placed an expedited delivery order before Ji Han boarded the train, so the package and Ji Han actually arrived in Sanshan Town on the same day. However, Ji Han arrived a bit late yesterday, and there were no cars on the road, so he didn't pick it up for the time being.

After receiving the package at the courier collection point, Ji Han borrowed a pair of scissors and opened it on the spot. The package contained mostly clothes, which were carefully washed and packaged before being mailed by Shi Shaoyu, thanks to Shi Shaoyu's financial resources. In other words, Ji Han could just put the clothes on directly after opening them.

Besides that, there are six, seven, eight, or nine power banks? Ji Han was both amused and exasperated. After all, these power banks were actually proving useful, as there were no charging ports in the kitchen or storage room.

The rest were hand warmers, semi-cooked instant food, and other miscellaneous items. Ji Han opened the newly arrived suitcase, stuffed everything in the remaining package, including his own backpack, into it, and then casually walked out of the parcel collection point with the suitcase.

The parcel collection point wasn't far from the public bathhouse, or rather, Sanshan Town wasn't very big to begin with. When Ji Han pulled his suitcase into the bathhouse, it was packed with people.

After all, the New Year is just around the corner, and many people in the village are taking advantage of these few days before the New Year to come to the bathhouse for a scrub and a bath. Ji Han's only relief is that the bathhouse was renovated a few years ago and several shower rooms were added.

A private shower room is definitely more expensive than a large hot spring bath. Generally, middle-aged and elderly people in the village would never spend the extra money for a private room. Even among young people, only a few young women and wives would ask for a private room out of shyness.

Therefore, in the men's area, there were only two shower stalls. Ji Han originally thought that he had arrived at a bad time and that there would be no stalls available because there were so many people inside. But to his surprise, both stalls were empty. No grown man was willing to waste his money on them.

Ji Han decisively paid to reserve one of the rooms. His suitcase was too big to fit in the free lockers in the bathhouse, so he had to leave it at the front desk. Ji Han took the clothes he needed to change out of his suitcase and put them into his backpack, then went to the changing room with his backpack.

He took off his clothes, locked the door, took a shower, scrubbed himself, and applied lotion (yes, this was also mailed by Shi Shaoyu; he even specially chose a travel-sized one for easy carrying). After drying his hair and changing his clothes, by the time Ji Han walked out of the bathhouse again with his suitcase, it was already getting dark outside.

Ji Han walked here and left by motorcycle. This is a unique way of taking a taxi here. It costs 15 yuan during the day and 20 yuan at night to take a motorcycle taxi from Sanshan Town to Lishan Village, since there are no streetlights on the mountain roads at night.