Quick Transmigration: Saving That Cannon Fodder

Liang Yucheng didn't quite understand: "You just finished your college entrance exam, shouldn't I take you to relax?"

Chi Xing lowered her eyes slightly, her tone somewhat forlorn: "My dad would never take me. He'd rather no one disturb his date with my mom."

Got it. The end of the college entrance exam was just a pretext; the real reason was that the two of them wanted to go out and enjoy some time alone.

"My older brother and sister are both busy with work, and sometimes they are away on business trips for half a month without coming home."

In that instant, Liang Yuchen imagined Chi Xing alone in the huge villa, secretly crying because no family or friends were around.

What did the young master do wrong? He just wanted someone to spend the summer vacation with.

Moreover, Chi Xing looked pitiful and seemed to have no friends, just like him, which made Liang Yuchen feel soft-hearted.

"Then you can stay if you want, my dad won't mind."

Akahoshi successfully stayed behind.

They studied together, and when Liang Yucheng tutored, she would bring Chi Xing along.

After her arm healed, Liang Yucheng found a tutoring job in the neighborhood, earning 150 yuan an hour. In two months, she earned nearly 30,000 yuan.

Both of them applied to University A. After receiving their acceptance letters, Liang Yucheng looked at them over and over again, afraid of missing a single word.

Liang Qinghe was overjoyed and wished he could enshrine the admission notice.

That evening, Liang Qinghe took Liang Yucheng and Chixing downstairs and, at the grassy area at the entrance of the residential area, bowed repeatedly in the direction of their hometown.

Muttering to myself, "May our ancestors bless our Chenchen with good health and smooth sailing from now on. We are unfilial children and grandchildren for not being able to come back to see you. We are so grateful that you came all this way..."

Liang Yucheng and Chixing squatted on the ground burning paper money. Chixing heard Liang Yucheng muttering softly:

May Dad be healthy and live a long life.

The sound was very soft; only Akahoshi heard it.

Ayu's wish must, of course, be fulfilled.

When the doctor returned to China from abroad, Chi Xing and Liang Yuchen took Liang Qinghe to the Chi family's private hospital.

Chi Jin, the eldest brother, also came. This was the first time his younger brother had brought a classmate home, excluding Zhong Cheng, the little housekeeper.

Liang Qinghe only learned about their finding a doctor for him the day before, and he felt a mix of emotions.

But when he met his son's pleading eyes, he ultimately did not refuse, and could only silently pray in his heart that his illness would lessen.

He really didn't want to be a burden on his son.

He took out all his savings. Over the years, he had spent a lot of money on medicine, and Liang Yucheng's tuition, accommodation fees, and other expenses also cost money, not to mention the monthly water and electricity bills, food, clothing and other necessities.

All things considered, Liang Qinghe now has less than 100,000 yuan in savings.

He transferred all the money to Liang Yucheng's account, thinking: if there's no cure, then so be it. This money should be enough for Chenchen to finish college.

He didn't say these words aloud, because if Chenchen knew what he was thinking, he would probably cry.

Surprisingly, the doctor smiled and spoke to them after the examination.

This is a congenital heart disease. It was probably not detected when he was a child. Medical care in the village was backward. Liang Qing and his mother gave birth to him at home, so they naturally did not know that he had a heart defect.

As a child, Liang Qinghe was quite robust, but he didn't have much to eat or wear. He was much shorter and thinner than other children his age.

If the child is properly cared for as a child, this shouldn't be a big problem; in an ordinary family, the child would have been raised well long ago.

But Liang Qinghe's family was poor. He was just a teenager when his grandmother passed away. Over the years, he had been working himself to the bone, which led to this heart attack.

Liang Yucheng quickly asked, "Can it be cured?"

The doctor smiled and nodded: "The success rate of the surgery is very high. After a few years of recuperation, even if you can't do strenuous or heavy work, living to old age shouldn't be a problem."

We're all on the same side, so the doctors speak freely. This is Chijia Hospital, where doctors can tell the truth.

"Really? No, you don't need a heart transplant?"

Liang Yucheng still asked in disbelief.

The doctor shook his head: "It's not that serious, don't worry."

Half of the weight was lifted from Liang Yucheng's heart. He had been very scared before, not only because he didn't have the money, but also because he was worried about rejection after the heart transplant, which was something they couldn't handle.

Upon hearing the doctor's words, Liang Yucheng felt as if she were dreaming, and pinched her thigh hard several times.

A warm hand gently grasped his, and a voice came from his left ear: "It's real, not a dream."

Liang Qinghe was equally happy; who would want to die if they could live?

He also wants to watch his Chenchen go to university, visit their school together, and attend Chenchen's graduation ceremony in the future.

We arranged for Liang Qinghe to be hospitalized in advance so that he could have the surgery once he recovered.

As the doctor said, the surgery was successful, but he still needs to stay in the hospital for observation.

Before they knew it, it was time for Chi Xing and Liang Yuchen to register at school, while Liang Qinghe was being looked after by a hired caregiver.

On the first day of school, University A was bustling with activity.

Chi Xing and Liang Yuchen were assigned to the same class and the same dormitory.

Zhong Cheng was with them. Ever since he met Chi Xing, he had wanted to follow Chi Xing, and his academic performance naturally did not suffer.

Even if my score isn't as high as theirs, it's still enough to get into University A.

Liang Yuchen chose a bed further inside, Chi Xing chose one next to him, and Zhong Cheng sat opposite Chi Xing. Thus, there was one empty bed in the dormitory.

"Let's go buy some daily necessities later," Akahoshi suggested.

Liang Yucheng agreed with him: "It's time to go out and familiarize yourself with the environment."

There was a supermarket on campus, but they still went outside to explore and familiarize themselves with the surrounding shops.

The group returned with bags and packages, and upon entering, they saw another boy from their dormitory.

A young man in a white shirt sat at a table in front of a computer, while two bodyguards were making the bed.

Zhong Cheng raised an eyebrow. This pomp and circumstance was even grander than that of their young master.

250 Reminder: [The protagonist, Duanmu Yuan, has appeared; related storyline has been unlocked.]

Chi Xing also raised an eyebrow, glanced at Duanmu Yuan, and made up his mind.

Are you students in this dormitory?

After receiving Zhong Cheng's reply, Duanmu Yuan wore a gentle and refined smile:

"Hello, my name is Duanmu Yuan, and I am from the Duanmu family in City A."

The group smiled and nodded, then went about their own business, seemingly unwilling to engage.

Duanmu Yuan paused on the keyboard, his gaze falling on Liang Yuchen, who was the thinnest and dressed the simplest.

He picked up a bag of imported snacks from the table, walked over to Liang Yucheng, and said with a smile:

"These are snacks I brought back from my trip abroad during summer vacation. Do you want some, classmate?"

Two bodyguards were busy in the dormitory. Chi Xing and Zhong Cheng were talking, but Liang Yuchen couldn't hear what they were saying at first.

Since he was a new roommate, Liang Yucheng didn't want to ruin their relationship, so she could only say, "Sorry, I didn't hear what you said clearly."

He pointed to the hearing aid in his ear, indicating that he had a problem with his ears.

When Duanmu Yuan saw the hearing aid, his eyes lit up, but he quickly made a face of annoyance:

"Sorry, I didn't know you couldn't hear me."