Quick Transmigration: The Leisurely and Sweet Life of a Support

I recognized him by his eyes, oh no, I recognized his name, it's definitely Shen Luo's stepbrother.

Chong Li was relatively polite to him because in the original work, this stepbrother, as the male protagonist, was not actually that bad to Shen Luo, even without knowing the true nature of his stepmother.

Zhou Mingyuan never bullied Shen Luo on his own initiative. He also felt sorry for his stepmother sending Shen Luo to the countryside. So when Shen Luo returned to the city and took revenge on him, he didn't go too far. But he couldn't help it because Shen Luo had a terrible mother and the male lead's father was also a terrible person.

Watching their departing figures, Chong Li thought, since the male and female leads have both appeared, why don't I take advantage of this fine weather and go tonight to kill Shen Luo's mother and stepfather? To eliminate this future trouble?

While Chongli was having wildly imaginative ideas about how to kill the man, he was still seriously watching another doctor in the clinic prepare Chinese medicine.

"Dr. Li, I need to ask for leave."

Dr. Li across from him waved his hand dismissively, "The boss isn't here, you can leave. I won't say anything."

Chongli smiled and thanked him, then went outside and hailed a rickshaw, following Zhou Mingyuan's vehicle.

Xu Wei's family was of modest means. The car slowly drove towards a remote area in the west of the city, and Chongli was not very close.

Kyoto has a well-developed road network and a large population, so at many intersections, rickshaws are faster than cars.

Soon, she confirmed Xu Wei's home address. Seeing Zhou Mingyuan very gentlemanly help her home, Chong Li decided to wait.

After Zhou Mingyuan got into the car, Chong Li followed him back. His car eventually stopped in front of a brick and tile factory in the east of the city and slowly drove in.

That's right, as mentioned in the original novel, the male protagonist made his fortune by firing bricks.

The male protagonist, who is only focused on making money, will be able to get into Kyoto University next year. It's truly a story of a rich, handsome, and intelligent male protagonist.

Once she was sure he wouldn't be coming out anytime soon, Chongli decided to head back and had a rickshaw take her home.

The rickshaw puller had already imagined a whole drama of catching a mistress in the act, but he didn't expect this young girl to be so calm. She checked and then went back, leaving him conflicted the whole way. He was afraid that this pretty young girl would impulsively go and hit someone. Should he help her, help her, or help her...?

Chongli asked the system in his mind, "System, can I just kill them all?"

The system immediately replied, "It's not impossible, but killing the male and female protagonists, who are destined for greatness, will result in a huge deduction of merit points, and it will be very difficult to succeed, as it is protected by the Heavenly Dao."

Chong Li clicked his tongue, "What about Shen Luo's mother and stepfather?"

The system paused for a moment, then said, "These two targets are protected by the Chosen Ones; killing them will also deduct merit points."

"Alright, alright, is this how you play it?" Chongli rubbed his fingers together, so many restrictions…

"As long as you don't kill the most heinous criminals haunted by vengeful spirits, or those who would cause great harm to future generations, killing ordinary people will result in a deduction of merit points. The system reminds the host not to get involved in too much karma."

If the heavy plow has to be abandoned and can't be used directly, then what use is this auxiliary tool?

When she got home and opened the door, she saw letters on the floor, which must have been delivered to her by her landlady.

Seeing the familiar handwriting on the envelope, Chongli couldn't suppress her smile. It was her beloved Luo Luo!

The entire letter detailed everything that had happened since she left. Although it seemed a bit dull and didn't mention missing her at all, Chong Li could still tell he was longing for her. He must have received a letter from Uncle Shen. The letter also included some details about his life, basically saying that if he ran out of money, he should ask his father for some.

She read it several times, smiled, and carefully put the letter away. She would then write him a straightforward and honest reply. Hehe, Luo Luo would definitely like it.

Chongli rested his head on his pillow, pondering where Shen Luo's mother was now. She was probably still living the life of a wealthy lady. The original novel didn't mention where she lived. Should he go and find her? But he couldn't do it; seeing her would only make him more upset, wouldn't it?

He sighed. This system had far more limitations than the villain system, mainly because it added a merit attribute. People would lose merit points, which was quite troublesome.

However, the beginner missions are easy to complete; there are no high-level opponents, and the male and female protagonists are just normal people.

All I need to do is protect Shen Luo and keep an eye on Uncle Shen, making sure no one hurts them.

When she put the letter into the drawer, there was also a reply from her family. Her parents didn't ask her to come home, which surprised her. She didn't know if it was because she said Shen Luo's family background impressed them, or if they felt it would be awkward for them to see her sister and brother-in-law when they went home.

In short, there wasn't much to say about her current life and plans. She was just told to take good care of herself and visit Uncle Shen more often. It's highly likely that he's attracted to Shen Luo's family background, so she can put aside her parents' issues for the time being.

Once Shen Luo returns to the capital, her parents will be even less likely to object. The original owner's parents were actually quite good to her. It can't be said that they always valued the other person's background. In her memories, the original owner's mother just wanted her to have a good life.

At most, among the sisters, they would always favor her a little more, because she was the younger sister and because she was more pleasing to the eye.

Those who are favored have no right to criticize them.

Time flies like an arrow, and another Spring Festival is just around the corner.

Shen Luo unfolded the letter in his hand, read it carefully several times, a smile playing on his lips as he gently traced the words on the paper with his fingers.

The letters Chongli wrote to him were becoming increasingly colloquial. The first letter was written in a more literary style, but now the letters were written as if she were right in front of him.

She rambled on about everyday trivialities. It had been a year since she left, and her drawer was filled with a thick stack of letters, all of which were his precious possessions.

I always open and reread the letters one by one in my room after get off work, before everyone else leaves.

He would occasionally hear the whispers of others, especially those of Guo Ling, who would make sarcastic remarks during meals every now and then.

While talking about work in the fields, she would also mention Chong Li, saying how lucky she was and when she could return to the city, and then she would say a few sarcastic things.

Sometimes, they would go even further, saying things like, "If he hadn't been given a spot, I would have already returned to the capital. Why would I still have to suffer in the countryside?" in front of him.

Seeing him, everyone felt sorry for him, saying that Chongli would never come back, and they didn't know when he would be able to return to the city. They said that returning to the city was so difficult these days, and he would probably have to stay in the countryside for the rest of his life...

Whenever she spoke sarcastically, Ding Qian would always make sarcastic remarks. When Ding Qian talked to her about these things in private, Ding Qian would quickly walk away. But after hearing it so many times, Ding Qian felt very sad.

He was already suffering from missing Chongli every day, and he had to read her letters secretly, afraid of hearing other people's comfort.

Guo Ling kept nagging in his ear, it was so annoying.