Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

After packing their things, Village Chief Ma led them to visit the only remaining primary school in the village. The school had only three classrooms and two teachers. The classrooms were made of old bricks and tiles, but they looked at least a little more sturdy than the mud houses in the village.

"Our teaching conditions here are not good enough, so we have the children of the two grades sit together in one classroom. When one grade is being taught, the other grade in the same room can study on their own, read their textbooks and do their homework."

"The two teachers are a married couple who have been teaching here for nearly 30 years. They were also teachers who came here to teach in rural areas. Our area is poor, and every year the higher authorities would assign teachers to come here for internships. However, as soon as their internships ended, those teachers would pack up and leave immediately. Over the years, only these two have remained."

With the Lunar New Year approaching and the school on winter break, Ji Han and his friends only met two elderly teachers with gray hair but kind faces. The two teachers warmly welcomed Ji Han and his friends and invited them to stay for a meal.

When Ji Han and his team arrived, they had already brought enough instant food and drinking water. Most importantly, with so many of them, it would be difficult to consume the already meager resources of the two teachers' families.

After visiting the school and declining the village chief's dinner invitation, Ji Han and his group returned to the small square in the center of the village, where the staff who stayed behind had already set up tents.

Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu, the two bosses, were naturally assigned to the same tent. The daytime activities were quite strenuous, so Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu replenished their energy, washed up briefly by the river, and quickly fell asleep in their sleeping bags.

The next morning, before Ji Han was fully awake, he heard a series of "hissing" sounds outside. He got up and went out to see what was going on, and lo and behold! Where did this bunch of zombies come from!

The temperature difference between day and night in the mountains is significant. Ji Han was chilled by the cold wind and quickly went back to the tent to put on a thick coat. At that moment, Shi Shaoyu came in carrying a basin of warm water and a water bottle.

"You're awake? Perfect timing! Come and wash up. I just prepared some warm water, and the kettle is full of hot water. You can use this to drink water and brush your teeth."

After saying that, Shi Shaoyu consciously started to tidy up Ji Han's sleeping bag.

Ji Han watched Shi Shaoyu's busy figure, smiled and responded, then picked up his towel and toothbrush cup to wash up. When he returned, everything in the tent was tidied up, and Shi Shaoyu handed him a cup of self-heating porridge and two hot buns.

It seemed that Ji Han only realized at this moment that the rich second-generation who never lifted a finger had changed. He had become able to do housework, take care of people, and cook... Most importantly, he had become mature and responsible. Although he had the appearance of a boy, he was a mature man who could take responsibility inside.

After breakfast, Ji Han and his team left behind a few staff members who were unable to leave, and then followed Director Zhang toward the next village.

As for Deputy Director Zhang, he returned to the county early this morning, replaced by a young man wearing glasses. The subsequent coordination work will be handled by Director Zhang, this young man, and Ji Han and his team.

Ji Han and his team visited one village a day. By the end, apart from Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu, only two geological professionals remained in their team. The rest of them had to rest in Majia Village due to health reasons.

For the next few days, they discussed the best solution. Even Deputy Secretary Zhang took time to join in the discussion. However, despite repeated adjustments, the final cost of road repair or bridge construction was an astronomical figure.

As the end of the holiday drew closer, the arguments inside grew increasingly chaotic. Ji Han couldn't take it anymore and walked straight to the front. All the people arguing heatedly in the room turned to look at him.

"Have you ever thought that we might not actually need to build those mountain roads?"

Everyone in the room, including Shi Shaoyu, was filled with question marks.

“What I mean is, have you ever thought that there aren’t many people left in those four villages, and the area around Majia Village is desolate enough with plenty of wasteland? Could we just relocate the people from those four villages and then only build the road from the county town to Majia Village?”

Ji Han's words seemed to open a new door for everyone present. They looked at Ji Han as if he were a shining piece of gold, making Ji Han feel uneasy. Then they gathered together again to discuss the latest plan.

The general direction of the plan has been determined. The next step is to see how it is implemented and how much money is invested. Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu, the two big bosses, don't need to get involved in these things themselves, otherwise their team members could all go home for dinner.

The relocation work was easier than Ji Han and his group had thought. After all, Ji Han and his group were just a welfare organization, and they adopted the principle of voluntariness. They provided financial assistance to those who were willing to move, and did not force those who were not willing. However, the roads in the mountains would definitely not be repaired anymore.

When those people heard this, they realized that none of them were stupid. If they were forced to relocate, they might be able to earn more money. But if they could choose to move voluntarily and have a better life, who would want to live a hard life?

Anyway, by the time Ji Han and his companion were ready to return to City C, all the villagers in the four villages in the mountains had signed the voluntary relocation agreement, and the first payment for village relocation support had been deposited into the local government's account. Ji Han and his companion also gained a large amount of energy points.

In fact, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu had initially prepared for a loss, but neither of them expected that although there weren't many people here, each person's merit points were substantial. Although they didn't earn any energy points, at least they didn't lose money. Ji Han even specifically asked the system for the reason, and the system's feedback was only one sentence:

What you are doing will affect not only one generation, but also generations to come.

As the car slowly drove out of the mountain village, through the dilapidated county town, and along the flat asphalt road between rows of trees, it entered one bustling city after another. Ji Han felt as if he had witnessed a history of economic development and suddenly felt proud to live in such a stable and prosperous motherland.

While some parts of the country remain as underdeveloped as mountain villages, many more, like these cities, have become vibrant and prosperous.

Back in City C, the new year's Spring Tournament began, and the TV series that Ji Han and his team starred in also started airing. After the grueling training of the past two years, the Red Sea team's teamwork had made a qualitative leap, and at least in terms of coordination, they were in no way inferior to the five players who won the championship back then.