Quick Transmigration: Survive to the End

As the Di family walked along the country road, Di Shulan's pace slowed down.

Yinyin noticed her worry and said, "We're bringing Auntie home today. Grandpa, Grandma, and Mom will be so happy."

Di Shengli nodded in agreement, comforting Di Shulan: "That's right, Mom and Dad have been thinking about you for a long time, and Xianjun often talks about you to Yinyin too."

"Otherwise, would Yinyin have insisted on going with you this time, as soon as she heard that we were coming to help you?"

Speaking of her younger brother's wife, Di Shulan's expression relaxed a bit: "How has Xianjun been feeling lately? She hasn't been coughing much, has she?"

"I'm feeling much better," Yin Yin said, "but I still can't do strenuous work or get out of bed."

"Once my mom sees my aunt, she'll be in a better mood, and her health will definitely improve too!"

Di Shengli then said, "That's right. When the time comes, you and Heping can stay at my house and talk to Xianjun from time to time."

“You can stay at my house,” Di Shengmin said. “Yu Hua said earlier that Youzhi is not as obedient as Heping and that she should learn from her elder sister.”

Di Shulan finally smiled and quickened her pace to hurry back with them.

The village where the Di family lived, Yuejin Village, was originally called Dijia Village. Just by looking at the name, you can tell that Di was a common surname here.

A large family lives together, and everyone around them is a relative.

As soon as they reached the village entrance, Yinyin started calling Liu Heping, whose memory of him was hazy, "Grandpa," "Grandma," "Aunt," and "Uncle."

After exchanging greetings, everyone realized something was amiss.

"Why does the child look so pale? Why didn't Shulan's husband come back with her?"

Di Shulan didn't hide anything: "How can I invite him? I want to divorce him."

"If we continue living in a daze, I'm afraid Heping and I will have to give our lives to his family."

Upon hearing this, several able-bodied uncles and elders stood up: "What's going on?"

"Send the child back first," the oldest man in the crowd said slowly. "Shengli, call your parents later."

Di Shengli replied, "I understand, Third Uncle."

When they got home, Yinyin and Liu Heping were left behind. The adults in the family exchanged a few words, locked the door, and left, leaving the two of them staring at each other.

No, there's also Di Youzhi, who's grinning like an idiot and calling everyone "brother" and "sister."

"Brother Heping, are you thirsty? I'll get you some tea."

"No need," Liu Heping stopped Yinyin, then thought for a moment, "Yinyin, do you know what happened today? My mom didn't suffer any losses, did she?"

“Actually, we only went there recently,” Yinyin said. “My aunt sent a message through someone saying that you fell into the river yesterday with your grandma, so I went with my dad and uncle.”

“When we arrived, your grandma had just left, and your aunt and uncle were arguing.”

"But don't worry, no fighting broke out."

“When my dad and uncle stood in front, my uncle-in-law didn’t speak as loudly as before.”

Liu Heping nodded.

Seeing the weariness on his face, Yin Yin said, "It won't be long before Aunt and the others get back, Brother Heping. Why don't you take a nap? I'll wake you up later."

"It's alright," Liu Heping patted Yinyin's head and then called Di Youzhi over to hold her. "She's asleep now, but she won't be able to sleep tonight."

"Yinyin, are you in school now?"

“Yes,” Yinyin said proudly, “It’s only the beginning of the semester, but the teachers all praised me for doing well.”

"Wow, that's amazing," Liu Heping said. "Then Yinyin, could you teach me to read first? Otherwise, I won't be able to keep up with your classes when I go to school."

The original Liu Heping certainly wouldn't have been able to read, but with more memories, he needed to find a source for the knowledge he had already acquired.

This older brother is so intelligent and cautious that he doesn't seem like a middle-aged man who has wasted half his life. Perhaps that's why the female lead says that even though their feelings for each other have been worn away, she still feels a pang of jealousy when he marries someone else.

Yinyin went to get her book.

"Brother Heping, I've learned all the names of our family members. Let me teach you how to write your name first!"

Liu Heping's eyes lit up: "Great!"

When the adults returned home, they saw Di Youzhi sleeping like a little pig, while Yinyin and Liu Heping huddled together, heads touching, trying to learn to read.

Upon seeing her elders, Yinyin immediately began to praise them: "Grandpa, Grandma, Aunt, my brother Ping is amazing! I only taught him twice, and he can already write his name!"

"Really?" Old Man Di and the others came over to take a look. "It really is. He Ping wrote it very well."

Each member of his family praised Liu Heping, making him blush.

Of course, it's embarrassing.

In Liu Heping's opinion, his handwriting was extremely ugly, barely enough to be considered as having any missing limbs, and not worthy of such praise from his family.

But in his family's eyes, Liu Heping was a genius child because he could recognize and write characters correctly the first time he learned to write.

Old Man Di made the final decision: "Once Heping has recovered, he can enroll in school and be in the same class as Yinyin, so the two siblings can keep each other company."

Di Shulan opened her mouth as if to say something.

Jiang Xianjun grabbed her hand and said, "Big sister, Heping is just like Yinyin, she learns everything quickly, she's definitely one of our family's children."

"Once Heping finishes elementary school and goes to a good junior high school, he'll get a good job and then you won't have to worry about anything."

Then she added, "This can't be delayed, Mom. Let's pack some things and have Shengli take them to Uncle's place first."

“Okay,” Grandma Di readily agreed. “Take Heping to see your uncle first. As the principal, he can put in a good word for him, and Heping will be able to register smoothly.”

Di Shulan's eyes reddened, and she felt as if something was stuck in her throat.

Jiang Xianjun was afraid that she would cry in front of the children, so she took her to tidy up the house together.

After the Di family divided their property, Di Shengli's family supported the elderly couple and built a new house. Since the place was spacious, they built a few more rooms.

One reason is that when we have children in the future, we can't all be crammed together.

Secondly, they felt that since everyone had separated, the old house lacked human warmth, and Jiang Xianjun was in poor health and couldn't handle strenuous work, so they simply invited Old Man Di and the others to move in as well, so that they could take care of each other if anything happened.

Thirdly, they felt that if the two married sisters were not doing well, the fact that their maternal family had left them a house would give them some security.

This is the room that Jiang Xianjun and Di Shulan are cleaning up now.

As for why they didn't suggest cleaning up the old house of the Di family and letting Di Shulan and her son move in, it's quite simple.

Although most of the villagers were relatives of the Di family, there were still outsiders among them.

If anyone were to harbor evil intentions and sneak into the old house in the middle of the night, no matter how skilled Di Shulan was at farm work, could she possibly defeat a wicked person with malicious intent?

Even though they are not far apart, it would still take time to get over once the commotion starts, and it could easily damage Di Shulan's reputation.

Since the Di siblings are close, they might as well live together in close proximity and deal with the future later.

When night fell and everyone closed the door to rest, Yin Yin finally heard her father, Di Shengli, discussing something with her mother.

“Once my eldest sister divorces Liu Laosan, Heping will definitely have to come over. I’m thinking that my eldest sister has always been good to us since we were little. No matter if she remarries or not, Heping can live with our family, okay?”