Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

The next morning, Ji Han woke up hungry. Hearing his stomach growling, he wanted to get up, wash up, and find something to eat, but as soon as he touched the ground, his body went limp and he almost fell to the ground.

Fortunately, Shi Shaoyu, who was next to him, was quick enough to pull him up in time, preventing him from falling. Tsk tsk tsk, the man on his wedding night is indeed not to be trifled with.

In the end, Ji Han could only be carried by Shi Shaoyu to wash up quickly, and then tucked back into bed. As for this breakfast and lunch, of course, they could only be eaten in bed.

After eating and drinking his fill, Ji Han finally regained some energy. He pulled out his phone, opened the messaging app, and wow, there were 99+ unread messages.

As someone with a slight case of obsessive-compulsive disorder, Ji Han could only open the chat interface one by one in order and reply to each message.

After finally finishing replying to all the messages, Ji Han wanted to chat with Zhang Yang and the others, but before they could even start talking, he was drawn to a large box that Shi Shaoyu had brought over.

Shi Shaoyu had Ji Han pull the summer quilt off the bed and put it aside, then dumped all the contents of the box onto the bed in one go.

Ji Han also truly experienced the feeling of being showered with red envelopes. In an instant, his backache and leg pain disappeared, and he felt energetic all over. Although all these red envelopes combined might not even amount to his daily investment income, it was the feeling of opening red envelopes that he wanted.

Shi Shaoyu even went to rummage through his suitcase and brought over a tablet. Every time Ji Han opened a red envelope, Shi Shaoyu would record the name of the sender and the amount of the red envelope in the newly edited spreadsheet.

Unsurprisingly, the red envelopes given by their college classmates were the smallest. After all, they were all recent college graduates, and they agreed that a few hundred yuan would be acceptable.

Besides these, most of the remaining red envelopes were given according to the closeness of the relationship between the couple. Of course, this excludes Shi's grandparents, parents, brothers and sisters, whose red envelopes contained bank cards. In addition, everyone also prepared special wedding gifts for Ji Han and his wife, such as this private island.

Of course, we should also mention the people of Lishan Village. According to the village's custom, they should only give 30 to 50 yuan as a wedding gift for Ji Han. However, in reality, each of them gave a considerable amount of money in the red envelopes this time.

Afterwards, Ji Han specifically asked the old village chief about it. The old village chief said that one reason was that Ji Han had spent a lot of money on transportation and accommodation this time. Another reason was that after their village was demolished, everyone was now well-off. Therefore, they had specially discussed beforehand that the red envelopes this time would definitely not make Ji Han lose face in front of her in-laws.

To be honest, after hanging up the phone with the old village chief, Ji Han felt a surge of warmth in his heart. There is always more warmth than coldness in this world. Although he did not have loving parents and siblings, he had grandparents who loved him dearly, as well as a group of warm-hearted and kind neighbors and relatives.

After unpacking the pile of red envelopes, and by the time Ji Han and the others had tidied up their beds and finally came downstairs again, it was already evening.

Under the crimson glow of the sunset, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu opened the door and saw Zhang Yang and the other servants setting up lamp stands, preparing ingredients, and moving tables and chairs. It seemed that dinner would be served there.

When Ji Han saw them, Zhang Yang and the others also noticed Ji Han and his companion walking slowly towards them. They all teased them in good-natured way as they watched the two of them holding hands and acting all lovey-dovey.