This data in Quick Transmigration has become sentient!

On one side of the small red brick house, ivy covered the walls, and on a protruding section of the windowsill, there was a potted daisy that looked like it had been carefully tended. A gentle breeze blew through the ivy and daisies, creating a rustling melody, and then the curtains seemed to dance. The white gauze skirt of the curtains swept a quill pen off the wooden table beside the bed, catching the attention of the girl in bed.

With a flick of her slender, white fingers, the girl caused the heavy glass window to close automatically, abruptly halting the joyful dance and leaving only daisies and ivy playing their nocturne outside.

And this ruthless Leplette was none other than Ii.

Yi Yi collapsed onto the bed without even taking off her travel cloak, her legs dangling listlessly at the foot of the bed.

Not far away, a quill pen, swept away by the curtains, flew up on its own and began scribbling rapidly on the paper on the table...

Most of the information consisted of incomprehensible words and phrases, but it seemed that some clues about the upcoming plot and Yi Yi's initial plan could be pieced together from the messy information.

"No, that's too far off-topic. Let's start over." As Yi Yi spoke, she saw the paper crumpled into a ball and thrown into the trash can. Then she pulled out another sheet and started writing on it with her quill pen.

“First, there are the prerequisite events.” Yi stretched out her arm and moved her fingers quickly in the air, seemingly just a meaningless thinking motion, or perhaps as if she was tapping something. “I’ve confirmed with the cerebellum that the plot is fine, Uma has also treated Adolf, and he’s not so resistant to the power from the witch anymore. Adolf has also remembered Uma.”

After speaking only a couple of sentences in that position, Yi Yi felt her arm getting sore, so she lay down on her side, closed her eyes, and continued thinking: the quill pen is also diligently recording its owner's thoughts—

Therefore, Adolf's favorability towards Uma has a prerequisite.

Generally speaking, in order to achieve Adolf's true ending, the first thing to do is to prevent Uma from going down the other male protagonist's route.

Next, we need to keep an eye on the development of the "event" and make it make the "option" that leads to the true ending.

Thinking of this, Yi Yi opened her eyes and called out her cerebellum to confirm, "Are you sure you'll remind me when the 'event' is triggered?"

The cerebellum played a chest-thumping sound effect, patting its non-existent chest and saying, "Don't worry, Xiao Yiyi! As long as you turn on the progress reminder function, I will monitor the plot development at all times and tell you. Oh, of course, this function is always on."

Yi Yi pouted, rolled her eyes, and thought to herself without any restraint: "The useless people that capitalists provide are at least somewhat useful except for surveillance. At least they're not so useless that all they can do is clownish chatter."

"That's too much, Yiyi. I already told you that this AI has facial recognition—" Then the voice in my mind stopped abruptly. Yiyi had turned off the cerebellum's chat permissions.

"Ah~ the world is quiet now~" Yi Yi stretched and yawned. After making specific plans for the upcoming tasks, her laziness kicked in as her mind relaxed. "I'll take a nap then. As for my cerebellum... I'll let it out of the little dark room tomorrow!"

When I opened my eyes again, the first thing I saw was Ai watering the daisies by the bedside.

Yi Yi rubbed her eyes, sat up groggily, and felt the blanket slip off her body.

The kid even covered me with a blanket, huh?

Noticing Yi Yi's movement, Ai Yi put down the kettle in his hand and walked towards Yi Yi. When he reached Yi Yi's bedside, he saw Yi Yi beckoning him with her finger, signaling him to bend down. He obediently bent down, but was caught off guard and received a sharp rap on the head.

Tears welled up in her eyes instantly. She looked at Yi Yi with a wronged expression, her eyes filled with accusation, as if questioning why Yi Yi had hit her for no reason.

"Playing the victim won't work. How many times have I told you?" Yi Yi said with a stern face. "You're all grown up now. You can't just come into my room without my permission. You can't just leave the door unlocked!"

Ai didn't respond, but the ears and tail that had appeared out of nowhere drooped listlessly, looking so sad that Yi Yi's breath caught in her throat. It felt like her conscience had been pricked by a needle, but after taking a deep breath, Yi Yi still tried to keep a straight face and asked, "Do you understand?"

"Hmm," Ai responded in a barely audible voice, and then, as if not wanting Yi Yi to see his unhappy expression, he transformed into a wolf and walked away.

But the usually fierce and agile gray wolf was now hanging its head and walking heavily, which didn't seem like it was unhappy at all.

Seeing Ai Yi's appearance, Yi Yi felt as if someone was stabbing her conscience with a knife.

In the end, unable to bear it any longer, he sighed as he watched Ai slowly move away and said, "Next time I'll remember to lock the door and knock before coming in."

The dejected gray wolf instantly perked up its ears and pounced on Yi Yi with an agility completely different from when it left the room, wagging its tail happily.

Yi Yi was tackled onto the bed. As Ai Yi nuzzled her cheek with her nose, she said in an embarrassed tone with undisguised doting, "Really, what wolf wags its tail, my little Ai Yi?"

Upon hearing this, Ai Yi lowered her fluffy head slightly and turned it to one side, her round, bright blue eyes looking up at her. This made Yi Yi sigh: I've always felt that Ai Yi's wolf-like "lethality" is greater. Why is that?

Slightly puffing out her cheeks, Yi stared at Ai Yi with a sulky expression. Ai Yi's puzzled but cooperative look quickly defeated Yi Yi. She gently patted Ai Yi's fluffy head and said dejectedly, "Alright, it's time to get up. Let's go out to buy some supplies and have some breakfast."

Glancing at the tidy desk out of the corner of her eye, Yi Yi's heart skipped a beat, and she quickly asked, "Yi Yi, did you see the paper with writing on it on my desk?"

Ai made two grunts, looked up as if recalling something, and said, "I should have put it away. I didn't notice because it was quite messy, so I tidied it up and put it in the drawer. It shouldn't be lost."

"Oh, that's all. You can go now, I need to get up."

Then, no matter how much Ai tried to be cute, she was kicked out.

It wasn't that Yi Yi was carefree; she simply didn't think Ai Yi could understand her scattered writings. She was only worried that the information she had compiled yesterday about the romanceable characters might have been lost.

Unexpectedly, the moment Ai Yi was locked out of the door, her aggrieved expression instantly changed.

Ai recalled the contents of the paper and grasped a few key names...

“Uma, Adolf…” With sharp eyes and a serious expression, Ai transformed back into human form, quickly returned to her room, wrote something, and then blew a silent whistle, or rather, a whistle that was inaudible to the naked ear.

A short while later, the werewolf that Yiyi had seen in the forest appeared on the shady side of the house.

That is, below Ai's window.