Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

The sound of the motorcycle taxi entering the village was particularly noticeable in the quiet night of the mountain village. The vehicle drove through the village and stopped in front of several old houses. Ji Han paid the driver in cash and watched the driver walk away before turning around and opening the door.

Perhaps because they were used to the city's schedule, none of the four people in the house, including Ji Zhigang, were asleep yet. When they heard Ji Han return, Ma Rongrong even came out of the main room to greet him.

Ji Han nodded in agreement, locked the door, and then pulled his suitcase back to the kitchen. After putting the suitcase away, he skillfully started a fire to boil water and heat the kang (a heated brick bed). By the time the water in the pot was warm, the kang in the storage room next door was almost heated up as well.

Ji Han took out a small pot from the cupboard, washed it clean, filled it with warm water, and placed it on the iron rack. After a while, the water in the pot boiled. He first filled the thermos and insulated cup with the broken handle, and then took out a bag of instant noodles, threw the seasoning packet and noodles into it, and boiled them.

The hot instant noodles dispelled the chill that had seeped into his stomach along the way, and Ji Han's phone rang at just the right time with a new message. As expected, the message was from Shi Shaoyu. Ji Han had previously sent him a photo of the package he received.

At this moment, Shi Shaoyu would rather make a video call to Ji Han, but the signal in the mountain village is poor. Let alone a video call, even sending a message would take a long time for the other party to receive it.

Looking at the messages filled with worry and longing, Ji Han finally showed his most genuine smile of the day.

"elder brother?"

Ji Han's upturned lips immediately disappeared. He turned off the screen, looked up at the person who had approached, and...

"what happened?"

The visitor was Ma Tianhang. This was the first time Ma Tianhang and Ji Yingying had come to Ji Zhigang's hometown since they were born. They were quite excited for the first two days after they arrived, but after the initial excitement wore off, they became increasingly listless, as expected.

In the end, he simply stayed in his room all day long, either playing games and watching videos, or being forced to do his homework by Ma Rongrong. As a result, it took Ma Tianhang a whole day and night after Ji Han returned before he could say his first words to Ji Han.

"Brother, the hot water in the thermos is running low. I haven't washed my feet yet. I'd like to scoop some hot water from the pot."

It was just a little hot water; there was plenty in the big pot. After all, Ji Han had added a whole pot to heat the kang (a traditional heated brick bed).

"Go ahead and scoop it out. There's plenty in the pot. After you're done scooping, fill it with cold water so I don't burn the pot dry again."

Ma Tianhang cheerfully agreed and then walked in carrying a plastic basin. Ji Han looked at it and thought, "Hey, this basin looks familiar. Isn't this the basin I used to wash my face when I was in school? Goodness, now Ma Tianhang is using it to wash his feet."

Forget it, Ji Han was too lazy to argue. He came back late last night and went to sleep without even washing up. He originally went to town today to buy some daily necessities, but Shi Shaoyu had already mailed them to him, including two folding plastic basins, one of which he could use to wash his face and the other to wash his feet.

After Ma Tianhang finished heating the water and returned to the north room, Ji Han picked up his phone again, first replying to Shi Shaoyu's message, then scrolling through the messages in the dormitory group and replying as well, before finally picking up the small pot and washing it clean.

After a quick wash after dinner, Ji Han filled the stove with wood and went back to the storage room to snuggle into his warm bed. It was too early, the lights were too dim, and the internet speed was bad, so Ji Han could only take out his phone and play a single-player version of Candy Crush.