Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

After a series of feigned expressions of concern, Chen Qiaoyan finally asked to borrow one million yuan. Ji Zhigang went even further, saying he wanted to borrow ten million yuan. Ji Han really didn't know how he could open his mouth like that.

During the call, Ji Han neither said he would lend the money nor refused. However, after hanging up, he sent photos of the original signed agreement to both of them and then blocked Ji Zhigang, Chen Qiaoyan, and their current families. He was simply too lazy to deal with those people.

Over the next two days, Ji Zhigang and his friends did call Ji Han using different phone numbers. At first, when Ji Han answered, he would reply with "No money, no loan" and then block the number. But when they got annoyed by the calls, he simply set up his phone to block unknown calls.

Because Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu went public with their relationship online last year, Shi's mother specifically instructed Shi Shaoyu to bring Ji Han along when sending New Year's gifts this year.

And so, Ji Han accompanied Shi Shaoyu to visit one relative after another and attend one friend's gathering after another. By the time they finally escaped from this busy social life, the Lantern Festival had passed, which meant that school would start soon.

A new semester, a new look. After suffering many setbacks in the entertainment industry, Shi Shaoyu can finally enjoy his university life in peace. Fortunately, he is now studying foreign languages, a major that Shi Shaoyu can easily master with his eyes closed.

According to Shi Shaoyu himself, his main task this year is to take exams, take exams, and take exams again, since these are the hard requirements for graduating from their major.

Ji Han's situation was even simpler. Although he took a leave of absence for a period of time in the second half of last year, his academic performance did not suffer at all. In fact, he achieved the highest score in his major in the final exam, which made him a worthy recipient of a first-class scholarship.

This was all because he didn't participate in many club activities in the second half of the year. Otherwise, under normal circumstances, he would have been a top candidate for the top scholarship in their major.

Another difference between the new semester and the previous one is that Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu are living together. Anyway, their schools are only separated by a road, so it's very convenient for them to go to and from school together.

After the two moved in together, Ji Han was the most comfortable. Before Shi Shaoyu came, he usually ate takeout or went out to eat. It wasn't that he didn't like cooking, but one person's appetite was really limited. He would cook one meal and eat three meals, and he didn't want to always eat leftovers, so he simply stopped cooking.

After Shi Shaoyu moved in, they ate breakfast and dinner at home except for lunch at the cafeteria. Of course, Shi Shaoyu was the one who cooked most of the time.

In addition, Shi Shaoyu also took care of paying for household chores, cleaning, water, electricity, internet, property management fees, and even various communication and feedback tasks in the owners' group.

Ji Han became nothing more than a decorative vase kept at home by Shi Shaoyu. Occasionally, Ji Han would have a change of heart and want to do some housework, but Shi Shaoyu would always refuse.

In Shi Shaoyu's own words,

“Ahan, I don’t feel that doing these chores is a burden. On the contrary, I feel very happy to be able to contribute to this family.”

It is immoral to deprive others of their happiness, so Ji Han began a carefree and lazy life.