Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

Although Ma Rongrong comes from a highly educated family, her academic performance from childhood to university was really not good. It's not that she wasn't smart; on the contrary, she was very smart, but this intelligence seemed to fail her when it came to books.

And so, Ma Rongrong managed to attend an obscure university. After graduation, she immediately entered the workforce, working in clerical positions and sales. Finally, with the support of her parents, she opened a clothing store.

The shop is located on the commercial street near the university where Ma's father studies, with a huge flow of students. In addition, the clothes in the shop are of good quality and inexpensive, so Ma Rongrong's income has been quite good over the years.

As for Ji Zhigang, well, before Ma Rongrong's parents retired, he was a full-time househusband. After the two elders retired and their two children grew up, Ji Zhigang went to the clothing store with Ma Rongrong every day to help out.

However, just two years ago, both of Ma Rongrong's parents passed away from illness in the same year. Ma Rongrong's family had just recovered from the loss of her parents when, at the beginning of this year, they were notified that the commercial street where the clothing store was located was to be re-planned.

The clothing store was forced to close, and it was unclear when the plan would be completed, meaning the reopening date was uncertain. As a result, Ma Rongrong and her husband lost their jobs.

It was this incident that made Ma Rongrong realize that if the shop had been hers from the beginning, she wouldn't have been afraid of any demolition or renovation. On the contrary, she would have welcomed it just like the landlord. After all, who wouldn't like to get paid without having to work? The landlord's losses during the business closure period would have been compensated.

So, at that moment, Ma Rongrong made a very firm decision: she wanted to buy a shop of her own.

However, setting a goal is easy, but achieving it is not so easy. Even with the savings left by Ma's parents, plus the savings that Ma Rongrong and Ji Zhigang have accumulated over the years, the result is still far from enough to buy a shop.

Moreover, Ma Rongrong wanted to open her shop in the university town, just like before.

Ma Rongrong had already considered taking out a loan, since she owned a house. However, neither Ji Zhigang nor her two children agreed with her doing so. The future was very uncertain, and if the business did not go well and they could not repay the loan, their family would really have to starve and live under a bridge.

It was around this time that Ji Zhigang heard from somewhere that Lishan Village was going to be developed. After a period of investigation and confirmation, he told Ma Rongrong about it, and that's how the family came up with the plan to go back to Lishan Village for the Spring Festival.

Having pieced together the truth from the two children bit by bit, Ji Han felt that he had made a significant step forward in achieving his goal of returning this time.

About an hour later, at noon, Ma Rongrong's voice came from the other side calling the children. With Ji Han and Ma Rongrong's tacit approval, the two children unknowingly completed their mission as messengers, and were then directly kicked out of the storage room by Ji Han and sent back to the west room to sleep.

The alarm clock rang, signaling a new day. Ji Han didn't want to get up, but it was Lunar New Year's Eve, and many villagers knew that his family had returned. If he didn't get up, he would soon be surrounded by villagers visiting each other and made a fool of himself in bed.

Not long after Ji Han got up, there were also sounds of people getting up in the main house. The first one to come out was Ji Zhigang. He first cleaned the chamber pots in both rooms, and then carried the basin into the kitchen.