Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

Changing the subject when he can't answer has become a common tactic of Ji Han.

"So, you came here secretly without your agent and team's knowledge?"

Shi Shaoyu nodded and then shook his head.

“My manager definitely wouldn’t agree to me running off at this time, so I didn’t tell her. But I did tell Chen Fei and asked him to keep an eye on the progress. He’ll call me before the MV starts filming.”

Chen Fei is the lead vocalist of Shi Shaoyu's limited-time group, and also one of Shi Shaoyu's best teammates in the group.

Every room, corridor, and even corner in the escape room project is equipped with cameras, so Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu simply hugged and talked about how much they missed each other during this time. Well, it was Shi Shaoyu who talked, and Ji Han who nodded or hummed in agreement.

The familiar music started playing; it was Shi Shaoyu's phone ringing. Shi Shaoyu knew he had to leave as soon as he saw the caller ID.

"Ahan, I have to get busy right away. The MV definitely won't be finished filming today. My manager hasn't told me where I'll be staying tonight, but it'll definitely be in this film studio. Don't go back yet after you're done playing. I'll send you a message later."

After confirming that Ji Han nodded in agreement, Shi Shaoyu turned around and jogged out of the room. The room returned to silence. Ji Han was no longer in the mood to sleep. His phone had been taken away when he was changing clothes, mainly because the organizers were afraid that players might accidentally drop their phones while playing the game.

Bored, Ji Han had no choice but to go out and find his own amusement. Holding his large veil, he first searched the entire new house, but eventually only found a locked large box. It seemed he would have to go outside to find the key.

Ji Han carefully recalled the script he had received before, then opened the door. The corridor outside was pitch black, and he had no idea how long it had taken Shi Shaoyu to find his new house.

Ji Han pulled out the red candles that were burning in the new house and used them as a light source when going out. Since he didn't know the layout of the surrounding area, Ji Han could only randomly choose a direction and look at each door one by one.

Most of the doors were locked, and there were no signs at the door, so it was clear that these were not rooms for players to enter. Of course, these rooms were not empty and useless. The windows were large and broken, and when players passed through these windows, terrifying ghostly figures would randomly appear inside, or countless ghostly claws would reach out.

Ji Han calmly dodged these distractions, turned a corner, and at the end of the corridor was a room emitting a faint red light. Hmm, Ji Han knew without thinking that there must be clues inside that room.

Ji Han walked to the door of the house, and by the light of the candle, he could clearly see the name on the doorplate—Wang Clan Ancestral Hall.

The ancestral hall's main gate was tightly closed, and there was a very obvious combination lock on the wall next to it. Ji Han looked at it and thought, "Hmm, it's an eight-digit combination lock."

Below the combination lock was a password hint diagram. Ji Han looked at the familiar spatial structure diagram and figured out the answer without even using a pen. He entered the correct password, and the ancestral hall gate opened. Ji Han pushed the door open and went inside. After he entered the room, the door behind him automatically closed and locked again.

Although the interior of the ancestral hall was dimly lit, it was still possible to see the general layout. At the very front of the main gate, there were rows of memorial tablets from top to bottom, while portraits hung on both sides of the room. Next to each portrait was a white candle, but the candles were not lit at the moment.