Quick Transmigration: Saving That Cannon Fodder

Even Liu Guihua belatedly realized that there was an unprecedented tacit understanding between the two of them.

Only then did I realize that my son had really grown up and now truly had someone to rely on.

Since moving here, Akahoshi burned the indenture in front of the two of them.

Liu Guihua was completely relieved. Seeing their relationship getting better and better, she had nothing to complain about.

These days, when they make clothes, they make two sets at a time; both Chixing and Liuyu have them.

Seeing how hard the two of them were working, Liu Guihua took out all the money she earned from selling handkerchiefs in the first month and wanted to give it to Liu Yu.

The idea was immediately rejected by Akahoshi. Akahoshi likes to relax, but he is not incapable of making money. He has been going out hunting recently, entirely because it is a quick way to make money.

If he tries to straighten out the twisted plot, he'll clash with Wang Zhou. Chi Xing has already planned how to thoroughly humiliate him.

Two months have passed in the blink of an eye.

Chi Xing already had nearly five thousand taels of silver, while Wang Zhou had returned to Yong'an Academy to study.

Yong'an Academy is not only for ordinary people to study; it is also home to many wealthy young men from the county and even the prefectural city. Wang Zhou could not possibly pass up the opportunity to get to know them.

After repeatedly assuring Grandpa Wang, the Wang family sold several acres of fertile land to raise enough money for him to study, hoping he could become the top scholar in the imperial examination the following year.

In modern times, Wang Zhou was a liberal arts student. He was very satisfied with his grades, and with the original owner's memories still intact, he was certain that he would become the top scholar in the imperial examination if he went to study at the academy.

Upon arriving at the academy, Wang Zhou immediately set his sights on Zhao Chen, the heir of the Prince of Chu from the prefectural city, as well as the son of the county magistrate who served Zhao Chen and several other famous scholars.

They were already famous at Yong'an Academy, and Wang Zhou's recitation of poetry on their usual route quickly attracted their attention.

A single rendition of "Drinking Alone Under the Moon - You Are Not Here" completely won over Zhao Chen, who then addressed him as "Brother Wang."

The academy even posted this poem on the bulletin board so that the students could read and study it.

Soon, the saying that Wang Zhou was a genius of all time spread throughout the academy, and everyone knew who Wang Zhou was.

Whether it's "Drinking Alone Under the Moon," "Qingping Tune," or "Spending the Night at a Mountain Temple," these poems have all become the most praised poems in the academy.

The students eagerly awaited more poems from Wang Zhou every day. Some even copied them down and would look at them while eating and sleeping.

The headmaster of the academy had high hopes for Wang Zhou. The last top scholar came from Yong'an Academy, and with Wang Zhou this time, their academy would have another top scholar.

250 told Akahoshi everything that was happening at the academy, and the cat angrily said:

[He's shamelessly taking advantage of Li Bai; Your Highness must give him a good thrashing.]

Chixing is on his way to the brokerage firm, planning to buy a shop, preferably one that is far from the North City Academy.

Suddenly, he remembered the empty shop on the corner outside his house, and without saying a word, Akahoshi bought it from the broker.

The brokerage firm asked for five hundred taels, but it was clearly not a good location for doing business.

The surrounding area is full of fabric shops, jewelry stores, and cosmetic shops. Even if Akahoshi were to follow in their footsteps, it would be difficult for him to steal other people's regular customers unless he had better designs.

The brokers assumed he was just an ordinary farmer and certainly wouldn't do this kind of business. They brought the person who sold the goods to talk to Akahoshi.

That location isn't good for doing business; otherwise, the shops in front wouldn't have been sold.

Chixing eventually bought the shop for three hundred taels of silver, and then had it renovated in a low-key manner.

Finally, a sign was hung at the entrance: Yizhen Pavilion.

This used to be an old bookstore, which had all the books you could want. Chixing bought it from that family for sixty taels.

Chixing closed the door, and with his divine power covering it, all the books inside were neatly arranged. Among the many bookshelves, Chixing added bookshelves for collections of poems by famous figures such as "Li Bai's Poetry Collection" and "Du Fu's Poetry Collection".

These poetry collections were all provided by 250, and they all contain poems that appeared in Wang Zhou's era. Chi Xing even made the paper look old so that you could tell at a glance that they are ancient books.

The unassuming bookstore opened, and Akahoshi still needed to find someone.

250: [The annual poetry gathering is in three days, Your Highness, you'd better hurry.]

Chixing closed the door of Yizhen Pavilion and walked towards the medical clinic.

My husband is almost done with work; I need to go pick him up.

Nothing is more important than my little husband.

As soon as Chixing arrived at the entrance of the clinic, he saw someone, and that person was Wang Zhou.

Wang Zhou was sitting opposite Liu Yu, extending his hand for him to take his pulse.

As a doctor, it was unavoidable for Liu Yu to take the man's pulse.

Liu Yu had only started seeing patients independently this afternoon, and Wang Zhou had taken advantage of this to come here to find Liu Yu, hoping to get closer to him.

As Chi Xing frowned, Liu Yu took out a very thin handkerchief from her sleeve and placed it directly on Wang Zhou's wrist before reaching out to take his pulse.

Chi Xing walked in at this moment, and heard Wang Zhou say, "Yu Ge'er, how have you been lately?"

Liu Yu did not answer, but only described his symptoms, which were nothing more than a deficiency of qi and blood due to the previous injury. After a quick diagnosis, he told Liu Yu to get some tonics.

Before Wang Zhou could say anything more, a large hand grabbed him by the back of his collar and flung him away.

Liu Yu looked up and saw a tall figure.

His eyes lit up immediately: "What brings you here?"

Seeing that there were no more patients behind him, Akahoshi simply sat down and placed his hand on the table:

"Doctor, could you take a look at me too? I've been feeling unwell lately."

Liu Yu suddenly remembered Wang Zhou from earlier; this person must have seen him taking Wang Zhou's pulse.

He didn't expose her, appearing completely calm and collected, and placed his hand on Chixing's wrist, seriously taking her pulse.

After pondering for a moment, Liu Yu said, "Hmm, have you been drinking too much vinegar lately? I suggest you go back and drink more hot water to get rid of the smell."

As Chixing finished speaking, his face darkened further, which made Liu Yu burst out laughing.

Seeing that everyone in the clinic was packing up and leaving for the day, Liu Yu lowered her voice to coax him:

"Alright, alright, I know I have to sit in the office, so I asked my mother to make this handkerchief so I won't touch anyone directly."

Akahoshi remained silent, her eyes filled with accusation.

Liu Yu couldn't help but laugh again. She stood up, reached out and tugged at his ear, saying, "Husband, don't be angry anymore, okay? We'll make it up to you when we get back."

Hearing the words of satisfaction, Chi Xing's expression softened, but she still held a grudge against Wang Zhou in her heart.

Don't think he doesn't know; that guy came to find Liu Yu on purpose.

Liu Yu and Chi Xing finally left the clinic, locked the door, and walked home together.