Quick Transmigration: The Leisurely and Sweet Life of a Support

Seeing that it was still not late, Feng Juan took out paper and pen from her pocket. "They were chatting noisily in my room, so I'll write a letter home. I'll go back after I finish writing it, so Guo Ling won't say I can't understand it. I'll be back in a few minutes."

Chongli didn't mind, adjusted the lamp wick, and picked up the poetry collection to continue reading.

By the time Feng Juan finished writing, she still hadn't finished reading it.

"Is this book really that good?" Feng Juan asked doubtfully.

Chongli pointed to the English text above, read a passage aloud, and then translated it for her.

Feng Juan was quiet for a moment, "It sounds nice, but it's all lovey-dovey stuff, not as exciting as a storybook!"

Chongli nodded. "That's true."

Feng Juan scratched her head. "I wonder if Shen Luo has any storybooks. I'll ask her again tomorrow, and maybe I can annoy Guo Ling a little, hahaha."

Chongli couldn't help but chuckle; this girl was quite mischievous.

After spending some time together, everyone became familiar with each other.

We worked in the fields together, did laundry and cooked together. Yes, that's right. We also took turns doing the work in the canteen. We experienced all kinds of dirty and tiring jobs.

During her first month of rest, Chongli received letters and packages from home, containing food and other necessities. The letter said that her sister's wedding date had been set and that the family was trying to find a way to get her back home as soon as possible.

If this method were so easy to come up with, there wouldn't have been so many educated youth sent to the countryside. He didn't take the heavy plowing to heart, packed up his food and supplies, and then went to the market with everyone else.

She had never been to a market before, even in all her lifetimes combined, and she was surprised to find that there were quite a lot of people there.

She carried various tickets, having already decided what she would need for next month. She went shopping with everyone in a lively atmosphere, trying not to buy too much, since it would be a hassle to carry everything back.

Unexpectedly, after she returned home, quite a few young men secretly gave her gifts, such as face cream and handkerchiefs...

Chong Li smiled and refused all night. No, she was bound to the "Scumbag Woman's Self-Saving System"—scumbags are scumbags no matter who they are, she couldn't be one…

The educated youth ate together every day, and being young people, they naturally had a few words to chat about.

That day, Li Hai asked everyone what they wanted to do if they could return to the city.

This is a question that everyone thinks about every day after lying down.

The girls were all thinking about returning to the city to work, talking about all sorts of aspirations. Li Hai asked Chong Li, who thought for a moment and said, "I want to go to medical school and become a doctor."

After listening to Chongli's words, the discussion shifted to when the college entrance examination could be reinstated.

The final conclusion is, "It will always recover."

Shen Luo also shared his thoughts. Perhaps because his father is a university professor, he would like to become a teacher if possible.

In the days that followed, Shen Luo lent Chong Li the books she had brought with her, telling her that if she wanted to become a doctor, she had to read more books.

Chong Li was surprised that Shen Luo carried these things with him, but considering that he would be able to go to university in two years, it seemed that he had been preparing all along.

After all, the admission rate was very low in the year the college entrance examination was reinstated. If you hadn't studied diligently and hadn't prepared at all, you would have had no chance if you hadn't taken the exam.

Chong Li didn't expect that Shen Luo would remember him just because he said he wanted to study medicine. At this time, the villain was still a decent young man, just a little gloomy at times.

Looking at the materials in his hand, Chong Li did not refuse. After all, becoming a doctor is not something you can do just by talking; you have to get into medical school first.

Chongli looked at the boy in front of her and said, "Thank you, Shen Luo. I will study hard."

Shen Luo's ears turned red. "If there's anything you don't understand, you can ask me."

“Okay!” Chong Li hugged the book and looked at him with a smile. She felt that although Shen Luo was the villain in this book, he was obviously forced into it. If his mother hadn’t treated him like that, he wouldn’t have wanted to take revenge on the male protagonist’s family in the end.

Even if the male lead is unaware, the fact is that his family uses Shen Luo's biological father's property, spends Shen Luo's money, and even portrays Shen Luo as a villain. The author is truly capable.

You're thinking of giving the male lead resources, but you can't do it like this. Without Shen Luo's knowledge, his mother stole the property that should have belonged to him.

So this old lady should be the biggest villain in the book, Shen Luo... he's not even qualified.

"Then I'll be going now..." Shen Luo glanced at her and saw that she was holding the books and looked very happy, which proved that he hadn't come to the wrong place. She really needed these books and wasn't just saying it casually.

Watching Shen Luo's departing figure, Chong Li sighed, "He's a good kid, it's not a bad thing to help him out."

Closing the door, I thought back to when I was playing the villain, there wasn't a single good person around me. Every time, I was fighting to the death all by myself. But in the blink of an eye, I'm now playing a supporting role for someone else.

If I had had some support when I was playing the villain, I wouldn't have ended up like this. It's heartbreaking to think about.

I put the books on the table and glanced at the subjects first.

It seems that Shen Luo really wants to apply to a teacher training college, so his books are mostly humanities subjects, including politics, history, geography, Chinese, and mathematics.

All the books were of this type; I didn't see any physics or chemistry books.

However, physics and chemistry are Chongli's strengths, so the first year's college entrance examination paper after its resumption wouldn't be too difficult. In any case, in the parallel world, most of the questions on the first year's college entrance examination paper after its resumption were only at the junior high school level.

For Chong Li, who had taken the college entrance examination countless times, this was truly using a sledgehammer to crack a nut.

However, to prevent any unforeseen circumstances, it's still advisable to take history and geography seriously, since the world depicted by the author may contain some inaccuracies in history and geography.

This still needs to be taken seriously. As for Chinese, mathematics, physics, and chemistry, they are unlikely to change much. After all, which author would change such common-sense subjects without being criticized by readers as being like an elementary school student?

As for the compulsory politics exam, she also needs to study it. Every world is different, and her own ideological awareness is definitely not enough. She needs to study it carefully and strive to improve her own awareness!

Chongli began to study seriously. She had strong willpower, a good memory, and learned very quickly.

She went through the basic subjects that wouldn't go wrong, and sure enough, every world was the same; the solutions to mathematical equations were prescribed and very consistent.

Our Chinese language skills are about the same; our definitions of terms are exactly the same, and we can understand classical Chinese texts. There may be a few articles we haven't seen before, but the direction of translation is the same, so we can understand them.

I went through Chinese and math very easily.

The remaining differences are somewhat... Historical and geographical information is indeed full of pitfalls; the fictional world, which is self-contained, will always differ from the real world in some ways.

Politics, well, you have to memorize some of it too…

As for foreign languages, they should only be needed for special cases, such as applying to foreign language colleges, but Shen Luo gave me a few books on them.

It's probably because he wants to apply to a higher-level teacher training college, which may have certain requirements for foreign languages, or perhaps he has high expectations for himself.

The plot suggests he'll get into Peking University, which isn't entirely unfounded; he's definitely a top student.