Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

No sooner had Sun Meng left than Ji Han fell into a deep sleep again. He didn't even hear Sun Meng return in the middle of the night. It wasn't until the doorbell rang the next morning that he realized there was someone else in the house.

The person ringing the doorbell was the building manager, who was delivering takeout to Ji Han. The good news was that Ji Han had breakfast, but it was only for Ji Han. The amount of food looked like a lot, but it was definitely not enough for two grown men to have a meal.

Fortunately, Shi Shaoyu had filled the refrigerator again before leaving, and Ji Han quickly cooked some wontons and heated up a few large meat buns.

Ji Han and Sun Meng didn't care much about formalities. They put their breakfast on the coffee table in the living room, then casually sat on the carpet under the table, showing off their cool side.

Sun Meng came back too late yesterday, and after filling his stomach, he went to the guest room to catch up on sleep. Ji Han, on the other hand, slept for dozens of hours straight and is not sleepy at all now.

He found his headphones in the house and put them on, then lay down on the single sofa chair on the balcony with his tablet, basking in the warm sun while watching people sing and dance on the screen. Yes, no matter how you looked at it, his Ayu was the most handsome!

Suddenly, as if he had thought of something, Ji Han quickly picked up his phone and found Shi Shaoyu's fan club. He hadn't checked it for just one day, and the messages in all the groups there were already showing 99+.

He lay half-reclined on the sofa for a while, hesitating, before finally getting up and abandoning the soft, warm sofa to go to the study and turn on the computer. After all, it was more convenient to handle many things on the computer.

Meanwhile, Shi Shaoyu, after returning yesterday, immediately entered into intensive training. Their program plan is to form a group and successfully debut before the end of the winter break. As of now, there are still 100 contestants left in the program, but only three episodes remain, although these three episodes are split into two parts.

This also means that in the next three matches, the elimination rate will be no less than 50% in each match, and the stronger the remaining players will be as the competition progresses, the more intense the competition will become.

In order to attract more viewers' attention, the production team of "Go for It, Youth!" extended the time for the daily individual interviews with the contestants. After all, none of the fifty contestants who have stood out from a thousand people and "survived" to this point are stupid, otherwise they should have been "eliminated" in the first two rounds.

But clever people always have a fatal flaw: they are too clever for their own good.

For example, the boy standing in front of Shi Shaoyu at this moment is crying with tears streaming down his face. Compared to Shi Shaoyu, the boy is relatively small and slender. He is currently wearing the training uniform issued by the program team.

The clothes, originally loose and somewhat tacky, actually accentuated the boy's striking features. His fair, delicate skin, soft, fluffy hair, and large eyes now flushed red with tears streaming down his face, along with his soft, sweet voice, all framed his delicate, small nose.

"Brother Shaoyu, sob sob, what should I do? You guys are all so excellent, and I'm just clumsy and learn so slowly. Will I be eliminated soon?"

"Brother Shaoyu, sob sob sob, I can't bear to part with you, sob sob sob..."

Shi Shaoyu? No, if you learn slowly, just practice more. Why are you crying in front of him? He can't make someone instantly agile and intelligent.