Quick Transmigration: Saving That Cannon Fodder

It wasn't until Chi Yi took the initiative to speak to Chi Xing.

"Cousin, it's been so long! Why didn't you even greet me when you saw me? Have you forgotten again?"

Seemingly concerned, he said to Fu Yujin, "Xiao Jin, it's better to take him out less often in the future. After all, his situation is special, and what if he gets lost..."

Two sharp "smack" sounds rang out as chopsticks slammed onto the table.

One came from Fu Yujin, and the other came from in front of Ms. Zhou.

Ms. Zhou suddenly laughed: "I knew it! Your name sounds familiar. You're Xingxing's cousin!"

"You were unwilling to marry into the Fu family in the first place, and now you're not even officially part of the family yet, so who are you trying to impress with your sarcastic remarks?"

Fu Weiping was also unhappy. His son bringing the person back meant he was willing. Even if he wasn't, once someone passed through the Fu family's door, they were a member of the Fu family, and they couldn't be talked about by others so easily.

Although he doesn't manage the company, he still holds a high position in the Fu family. After all, the Fu Group is now managed by his son, and when people from the collateral branches come over, they still have to visit him first.

"Fu Weiye, do you still want to do this? If not, get out."

Fu Weiye felt humiliated that his beloved had been spoken ill of, but since they needed his help, he had no choice but to back down and resort to joking around:

"It was a slip of the tongue. He just wanted to show concern for his niece-in-law, that's all."

Chi Yi was somewhat unhappy after being reprimanded and waited for Fu Weiye to vent his anger on his behalf.

As it turned out, Fu Weiye didn't help him scold these people at all. These weren't Fu Weiye's parents, so why should they teach him a lesson?

Just as he was about to speak, Fu Weiye nudged him with his leg under the table and put some food on his plate, signaling him to stop talking.

Seeing that he wasn't on Chi Yi's side, Chi Yi turned his head away and stopped looking at him.

Fu Weiye didn't indulge his temper and continued talking to his older brother and sister-in-law.

Seeing that no one was comforting him as usual, Chi Yi felt extremely wronged. After the two left the old house and got into the car, Chi Yi's tears fell down in a torrent.

"Why are you crying again?"

Fu Weiye pretended not to know what was going on, turned to the side and hugged him, gently coaxing him.

Chi Yi choked up: "You, you didn't even speak up for me, you just let them bully me."

He reached out to wipe away his tears, and Fu Weiye pretended to feel sorry for him.

"Oh, we're all family. My older brother and sister-in-law are just like that. Anyway, we won't live with them anymore."

"Don't be angry, okay? They didn't do it on purpose. The Fu family is still in charge. If we need their help, we should just give in to them."

As soon as he said that, Chi Yi's attention shifted to the position of the family head.

The Fu family is currently without a head of household; the previous head of household was the late Old Master Fu.

This position should have originally belonged to Fu Weiping, but now that he's in this situation, it's hard to say.

None of the collateral branches dared to covet the position; they tacitly agreed to wait until Fu Yujin turned thirty before handing him the patriarch's token.

Now everyone believes that Fu Yujin is the head of the family, and the tokens are just a seal and an ancestral jade pendant, which are actually of little value.

Chi Yi didn't know any of this; he only knew the tropes in novels, where whoever held the token usually held the power.

Because of Fu Weiye's good packaging, he even believed that Fu Weiye's abilities far surpassed those of Fu Yujin.

He immediately directed all his anger at Fu Yujin, sniffed in Fu Weiye's arms, and said:

"Then you'd better work hard to take this position. From now on, you'll be in charge of the Fu family. If anyone dares to disobey you, you can kick them out."

Fu Weiye frowned, suddenly not understanding his thought process.

But none of that matters, since you can get divorced after marriage anyway. What matters is Chi Yi's dowry.

It was just bad luck for him; his investment failed recently, and several of his cronies scattered, leaving him with the debts.

He didn't dare tell his older brother and Fu Yujin, just as Chi Yi turned back to find him.

That bartender from a while back was great, but unfortunately he was too poor and came at the wrong time.

Fu Weiye painfully broke up with his girlfriend and devoted himself to Chi Yi, hoping that after marrying him, he could give him more money to fill the hole.

At this moment, whatever Chi Yi said went, and Fu Weiye patiently comforted him:

"Okay, I'll do whatever you say. If you don't like them, I won't either. In the future, when we're successful, you'll be in charge of this family."

"You are the sole master of the Fu family, and even I will listen to you in everything, okay?"

Seeing him so humble and almost kneeling down, Chi Yi was deeply moved, and a scream went through his mind.

My goodness, is this the charm of the main villain in the novel?

That's so manly!

This man is handsome, rich, and a total catch; he's also a "daddy's boy" type, and even his sexual prowess is impeccable.

Chi Yi became more and more satisfied as he recounted Fu Weiye's merits.

This time travel was definitely worth it; he was born to be the protagonist.

Instead of the way he was in the original world, where he went to school every day from 5 am to 9 pm, and his teachers and parents didn't treat him like a human being at all.

He was lucky; he even managed to time travel while staying up all night reading a novel, and he ended up in the novel he had just been reading.

Chi Yi was practically clasping his hands together in gratitude to the time-traveling god.

*

"Hmph, you're treating me like a dog!"

The child was angry and plopped down on the lawn, holding a badminton racket in his hand.

Across from him, Akahoshi suppressed a laugh: "I didn't."

"Yes, I couldn't catch the ball at all. I was just picking it up for you the whole time. It wasn't fun at all."

"Really? No, I don't think so."

Fu Lingze turned his head, snorted, and shouted at the top of his lungs:

"Brother, he bullied me—"

Akahoshi couldn't hold back any longer and burst into laughter.

Fu Yujin came out of the house with a glass of juice and saw one person laughing while the other was acting spoiled on the ground. She couldn't help but sigh.

"Come here, don't sit on the ground. Fu Lingze, how old are you? You're still acting like a three-year-old."

Fu Lingze got up from the ground and walked up to Fu Yujin:

"No, it's all his fault. He deliberately played me for a fool."

He glared at Chi Xing, and Fu Yujin glared back at Chi Xing:

"You too, the sun is so strong, why are you playing with him? You should wait until evening to play."

Fu Yujin handed the juice to Chixing and used a handkerchief to wipe the sweat from his face.

The wound on my forehead has healed, leaving a small scar, but it doesn't affect anything.

Not being told off, Chi Xing was happy to have a chance to give Fu Lingze a provocative look.

Fu Lingze: ...

Fu Lingze was furious that his brother wouldn't speak up for him.

Just as he was about to throw a tantrum, Fu Yujin shoved a juice straw into his mouth and coaxed him gently:

"Okay, don't be angry, be a man."

Having finally gotten his favorite juice, Fu Lingze reluctantly refrained from getting angry.

Fu Yujin led two others, and after resting, they went to the swimming pool to play.

Fu Lingze was too young to go swimming without someone watching him, so Fu Yujin only took him swimming whenever she had free time.

This time, Akahoshi was added, so the two, one big and one small, started swimming again.