The Otherworldly Journey of a Quick Transmigrator

Su Yuanyuan knew her father would say that, and she had already thought of a solution.

“Dad, the conditions in town are better, life is more convenient, and I can take better care of you.”

Yue Niang was somewhat tempted. She looked at Su Jiye and then at Su Yuanyuan.

Su Yuanyuan continued, "Dad, we can rent out our farmland, that way we can have some income. Also, I think if we open a shop in town, our family's life will definitely get better and better."

Su Jiye was still hesitant after hearing this; he felt too uncomfortable going to town.

But seeing his daughter's expectant face, and remembering the rumors he had heard recently that his daughter would suffer a lot if she lived with them in the village, he couldn't bear to refuse anymore.

Finally, he sighed.

"Okay, let's listen to Yuanyuan then. Bring everything you can use from home, we can't waste anything."

Su Yuanyuan jumped up with joy and hugged her father.

"That's great, thank you Dad! The house was just bought today. I'll have someone do a quick tidy-up in the next couple of days and then we'll move in. I also need to organize my things at home and find someone to rent out the land. I'll try to get it all done as quickly as possible."

In the following days, Su Yuanyuan became busy. She handed over the house in town to Lin Zhixing and asked him to help find someone to clean it, while she herself had to take care of other things.

She first contacted the tenant, who was the village chief's nephew. She heard that he was honest, hardworking, and had the village chief as a guarantor.

She naturally entrusted him with the few acres of land she owned, renting them out to him for 200 coins a month. After signing the contract, the matter was considered settled.

Meanwhile, news came from Lin Zhixing's side that the house in town had been prepared. So a few days later, the family happily moved into their new house.

Looking at the clean and tidy courtyard, Su Yuanyuan felt a sense of happiness and satisfaction.

The people Lin Zhixing found were indeed very reliable. They not only helped clean the house, but also replaced the roof tiles, making the whole house look brand new.

In addition, the fence around the yard has been rebuilt, and the original tree branches have been replaced with more delicate bamboo strips, making it look particularly elegant.

These subtle changes made Su Yuanyuan very satisfied.

Together with her mother, she carefully arranged the items they had brought, laid out brand-new bedding, and neatly put all the clothes into the newly made trunk.

Everything was in good order, which made me feel good.

As evening fell, the family sat in the courtyard, leisurely drinking tea and enjoying the peaceful and beautiful time.

Su Yuanyuan said to her mother, "Mom, our neighbors on both sides are not far away. If we have free time, we can go and chat with them to pass the time."

Yue Niang smiled and nodded, saying, "I saw it when I came. Let's talk about it when we have time. Don't you want to open a shop? I can help you."

Yue Niang glanced at the courtyard not far away, thinking to herself, "Let's see what happens later."

A daughter like hers will always be gossiped about, no matter where she goes. If the neighbors are good, she doesn't mind making more friends.

"I'll ask someone to help me find a shop first, but I don't have a clue what to do yet."

Su Yuanyuan knew what her mother was worried about. She had met the neighbor on the left and he seemed like a nice person, but she would only know for sure after getting to know him better.

She wasn't sure if the other family was home; she'd come several times in the past few days but hadn't seen them once, and the gate had always been locked.

“We’ll rent a small shop and start a food business. Your mother and I can help out.”

Su Jiye gave his daughter advice, saying that since they were all still capable, there was no reason for them to support their daughter so early.

He felt that running a food business would be more suitable for their family, and he and Yue Niang also had experience and could be of help.

Su Yuanyuan felt a warmth in her heart after hearing her father's words. She knew that her parents were doing it for her own good, but she didn't want them to be too tired.

She thought for a moment and said, "Dad, you and Mom are getting old, don't work too hard. I'll find a way myself."

"Silly child, we're not tired. As long as you're doing well, we're happy." Su Jiye patted his daughter's head, his eyes full of love.

“Yes, Yuanyuan, you don’t need to worry about us. We can still work for a few more years,” Yueniang chimed in.

Moved, Su Yuanyuan hugged her parents and said, "Thank you, Mom and Dad, you are so kind."

"Let me check it out first. Making food is tiring. I brought you to town to enjoy yourselves, not to let you continue to work hard."

Su Yuanyuan pondered for a while. She had many recipes for cooking, but it was really tiring. She wanted to make things easier for her parents.

"What's there to be afraid of? It can't be as tiring as farm work," Su Jiye said nonchalantly.

"Let's take a look first. Anyway, we haven't rented the shop yet. Let's see if there's any easier business." Su Yuanyuan insisted, as she didn't want to work too hard.

Su Jiye and Yue Niang exchanged a glance, both feeling somewhat helpless. They knew their daughter cared about them, but they didn't want to become a burden to her.

They wanted to help their daughter, not have her constantly protected.

So they decided to follow Su Yuanyuan's advice and investigate other businesses first.

After all, they didn't know what kind of easy business their daughter was talking about.

Over the next few days, the family began wandering around town, looking for suitable business opportunities.

They visited various shops, including grocery stores, fabric stores, pharmacies, and so on.

However, none of this could persuade Su Yuanyuan to agree, so she simply asked her parents to stay at home while she wandered around the streets.

That day, Su Yuanyuan came to Lin Zhixing's restaurant as usual.

This was her third visit, and each time she came she would see some scholars talking loudly in the hall.

She sat in the corner, observing the words and actions of these people, lost in thought.

After observing them for a period of time, she discovered that these scholars led very regular lives.

They would appear at different restaurants every day, order a pot of tea and some snacks, and sit there for several hours.

This phenomenon intrigued her, so she began to actively communicate with these people.

Through conversation, she learned that these people were poor scholars who had no money to buy books but yearned for knowledge.

They had no choice but to spend their time in the restaurant, drinking tea and discussing the contents of the book.

This gave Su Yuanyuan an idea: if she could provide a place for these people to read, it would not only help them learn, but also allow her to earn a little money.

Su Yuanyuan didn't want to trouble Lin Zhixing with everything, but in the end, she still had to ask him to help her find a shop to rent.

When she arrived at the address given by Lin Zhixing, she found that the shop was located on the street and was very lively.

Upon entering, I discovered it was a cosmetics shop, and doing quite well.

Su Yuanyuan asked curiously, "This shop is doing quite well, why are you thinking of renting it out?"

Lin Zhixing explained, "I heard it's because the shopkeeper's family has all moved to another place and they've been urging her to move there, so she had no choice but to rent out the shop."

Su Yuanyuan glanced at the female shopkeeper and understood that she was also a woman bound by traditional ideas and could only follow in her husband's footsteps.