Quick Transmigration: Saving That Cannon Fodder

They moved in and started a new life.

Back in the familiar room, the huge walk-in closet was almost entirely filled with Zhou Siyu's old costumes and accessories.

"These are all still here, stars, look..."

Zhou Siyu reached out and opened the mahogany box on the dressing table, inside which lay a white magnolia flower.

Upon seeing this, he couldn't help but choke up.

Chixing hugged him tenderly: "Yes, I've kept them all safe for you. If Ayu still wants to sing opera, we can still wear them."

He knew that Zhou Siyu often thought back to the days when she sang on the stage over the years.

Every time Chixing saw her, his heart ached, heartbroken that his Ayu had suffered so much at the young age of twenty-six.

He lost his parents when he was ten years old and lived a life of hunger ever since. He was sold into slavery and wandered for nearly ten years, and then spent those years in the brutal war.

Even though Akahoshi stayed by his side the whole time, he still couldn't help but feel heartbroken.

Seeing Zhou Siyu shed tears, Chixing lowered her head and kissed him as usual, gently comforting him: "Good boy, Siyu, don't cry, I'm here with you."

Having endured the hardships of war, Zhou Siyu had never cried before, but at this moment, she burst into tears in his arms, her sobs nearly breaking Chixing's heart.

He could only pray in his heart that Ayu would never have to experience such a world again, and that he would always stay with Ayu, even if it meant suffering.

After settling down, Akahoshi invited his old friends and comrades who had returned with him.

With everyone present as witnesses, the two held a grand wedding.

A gold-embossed marriage certificate was placed on the table. Chi Tengjiang sat at the head of the table, while Chi Xing, dressed in a red wedding gown, led Zhou Siyu, who was dressed in a phoenix coronet and embroidered robe, into the house. The two bowed to each other and became a real couple.

Zhou Siyu smelled the aroma of the food and couldn't resist lifting the veil, but a large hand was faster than him. The veil was lifted, revealing Zhou Siyu's face, which had become more mature but was still beautiful.

Qingling's eyes looked at Chixing with the same pure and innocent gaze they had when they first met in the South City Theater.

"Young master, would you like to come home with me?" Akahoshi unconsciously uttered those words from back then.

Zhou Siyu was stunned for a moment, then reached out and hugged his neck, kissed him on the lips, and said with a smile, "I do."

Amidst the cheers of the crowd, Akahoshi returned the kiss to his little master.

The assets that the Chi family had transferred were also brought back by Chi Xun. In addition, he also married a blonde, blue-eyed woman.

Chi Tengjiang disliked foreigners in the first place, and without saying a word, he wanted to kick them out.

Chi Xun clung to the door, refusing to leave: "Father, Father, please let me explain, Anna isn't a bad person..."

"Bullshit, this woman doesn't look like a good person, you get out too!!" Chi Tengjiang kicked Chi Xun out.

He didn't notice that a child had sneaked into the yard behind him.

Anna, looking distressed, came over to help her husband, who had fallen to the ground: "Are you alright?"

Just as he was about to say something, Chi Tengjiang closed the door.

"Hey, Dad, Dad, my son's inside! Dad, open the door!" Chi Xun stood up and continued to knock on the door.

Chi Tengjiang, standing at the door, rolled his eyes: "Stop talking nonsense. Don't even think about letting your son or grandson into this house."

When Anna saw that her son was missing, she also knocked on the door: "What should we do? We still need to take him to recognize his ancestors."

These words instantly reminded Chi Xun, and they stopped filming and left with Anna.

Anna was confused, so Chi Xun explained, "Our son is well-behaved and will definitely please his grandfather. We'll wait for him to take us back then."

Chi Tengjiang returned to the living room, where a pretty little girl with brown curly hair sat quietly on the sofa. She blinked her big black eyes and called out in a clear voice, "Grandpa!"

Chi Tengjiang, who had never been a grandfather before, looked around and suddenly felt a little lost.

The little boy, who is four years old, seemed very happy and ran over to Chi Tengjiang for a hug.

"Tsk, those eyebrows and eyes really do look like mine." Chi Tengjiang looked at the little baby carefully and murmured softly.

The little child, hearing his words, asked, "Grandpa, what is Laozi?"

"Ahem, uh... well, that's not important." Chi Tengjiang picked up the child and ordered someone to prepare some food; no one else should go hungry, but the child shouldn't.

I thought to myself, I should use less foul language in the future, lest the child learn bad habits from me.

At the dinner table, Chi Xing and Zhou Siyu also showed surprised expressions when they saw the child.

But the child didn't seem surprised at all to see the two of them, and sweetly called out, "Uncle, Auntie."

Chi Tengjiang's smile widened: "Oh my, this child is so sensible, no wonder he is my good grandson."

The child only had a foreign name, which Chi Tengjiang didn't like, so he gave him a different name, Chi Xianghua, saying that it was a good name and that the child would always think of them.

Then he told Akahoshi that he had pointed to the photo and taught the child once, and the child learned to greet people. He was much more well-behaved than the two Akahoshi brothers.

With the arrival of a child, Chi Tengjiang became noticeably busier. He stopped walking his birds and started taking Xiao Hua out for walks every day, telling everyone he met that this was his little grandson.

Half a month later, Chi Xun and his wife were finally able to enter the house, but soon they had a conflict with Chi Tengjiang over childcare, and the house was in chaos every day.

Chixing either saw his foreign sister-in-law beating Chixun or he saw his father beating Chixun, and finally couldn't help but find a nanny to help take care of the child.

Chi Xun quickly started a small business in the southern part of the city, and his family was relatively settled.

Six months later, Chi Xing found the location of Zhou Siyu's hometown and guessed that his parents should be buried there.

They boarded a train bound for another city, and the closer they got, the more depressed Zhou Siyu became.

Having gone through so much over the years, Zhou Siyu had guessed that her parents might no longer be alive, just like those who had sacrificed their lives, and would never come back.

With Chi Xing's comfort, they traveled through several counties before finally arriving at a small town.

Looking at the somewhat familiar street scene, Zhou Siyu could no longer hold back her tears.

This is the hometown he has been searching for for nearly twenty years. If his parents were still alive, he would probably be sitting under the big tree at the entrance of the alley, listening to the old women tell stories.

They quickly found Zhou Siyu's uncle's house.

This small town was very remote and had never suffered any artillery fire. However, perhaps because Zhou Siyu's uncle had committed too many sins, during a bandit suppression campaign, bandits broke into their home and killed Zhou's uncle's entire family.

After that, no one cared for the small courtyard, and no one dared to live there.

After making some inquiries, Chixing found the Zhou family's cemetery and saw the graves where the family members were buried together.

Zhou Siyu's parents were a loving couple in life, and they were buried together after their deaths.

Chi Xing bought a lot of paper money and accompanied Zhou Siyu in the worship.

This is Zhou Siyu's hometown, a place with a spring-like climate all year round and where it never snows in winter.

Chi Xing then accompanied Zhou Siyu to buy property in this small town and spent several years there.