Transmigrating into a Book: Beating Up the Little Tyrant Today

"Holy crap! Really?! I didn't notice."

Blizzard looked at her amusedly, "If you had noticed the goldfish, you wouldn't have devoured all my potato chips."

Sasha touched her nose. "When can I give birth?"

Blizzard thought for a moment, "Judging by the time we return from Korea, they should have already laid eggs."

"Yay! Our family is going to grow bigger!"

Sasha happily ate two bowls of rice: "I've been working hard lately, so I'm rewarding myself with some extra food."

Blizzard also put his own ribs on her plate, saying, "You've worked hard. Eating potato chips is quite tiring, so have some ribs to nourish your mouth."

"Ok."

-

On July 15th, we departed from the capital city to the airport in South Korea. Coaches, athletes, and support staff were checking in, and everyone waited patiently.

Before setting off, as expected, the logistics leader stopped Blizzard to inquire about Aunt Qian's usual work attitude.

Blizzard said, "She is very meticulous. She will make some drinks that are suitable for us according to the changing seasons, and she will also write down the dietary restrictions and allergies. She is very thoughtful."

"Thank you for your feedback, it's very helpful to us."

She looked away when she saw the next person being questioned.

She can't and doesn't want to interfere with what others say.

She could understand that Aunt Qian valued Qiu Shiyue for certain reasons, but she couldn't accept that Aunt Qian would do something to hurt her teammates for Qiu Shiyue's sake.

Although there is no evidence yet, it is definitely related to Qiu Shiyue.

Before the plane to South Korea even took off, Sasha had already started telling everyone what she planned to buy to bring back to China.

Blizzard noticed that the corners of her mouth were a little chapped, so she turned her head and looked around to see where there was a coffee shop. Just then, she saw Big Head, who was holding a phone and sending a voice message, staring at Sasha.

Blizzard followed Big Head's gaze.

Sasha is so sunny!

Listening to her chatter away, spittle flying everywhere, I was immediately infected by her joy. Blizzard's lips also curled up. I couldn't hear what she was saying, I could only see her pink lips opening and closing.

If only the visual enjoyment could last forever.

Unfortunately, this joy came to an abrupt end after I saw a familiar figure after getting off the plane.

"Who did you see? Why do you look so serious?"

Sasha looked in the direction Blizzard was looking, but saw nothing. "Is it Qiu Shiyue again?"

Blizzard shook his head slightly. "Let's go, get in the car."

When the car arrived at the hotel, she and Sasha were still in the same room. After putting down their luggage and taking a shower, they watched the game videos on the bed.

Blizzard was getting a little distracted while watching, while Sasha in the next bed was watching intently, unconsciously reaching out her hand to gesture as if she could actually catch the ball.

She looked away, recalling the somewhat aged-looking figure from behind.

She wasn't sure if it was Aunt Qian.

She remembered what Aunt Li had said. Judging from what she said, Aunt Qian must not be well-off financially, so why would she come to South Korea?

Besides, passports and visas aren't things that can be obtained in a day or two. If it really is her, then it's very likely that Qiu Shiyue arranged it, and that it was prepared in advance.

Blizzard's brow was furrowed, and he was in low spirits; even Sasha could sense it.

"what happened to you?"

Sasha glanced at her tablet; it was a video of her opponent's match in her first singles game.

"You've played against her before, right? I think it was 3-0. You don't need to look so serious."

Blizzard didn't listen to a word he said.

She only instructed me: "Don't wander around alone in the competition venue. If you need to go to the toilet or change clothes, come to me. If I'm competing, call someone else. Don't act alone."

"And one more thing," Blizzard said, biting her lower lip, "remember to keep the racket safe, don't give anyone with malicious intent the opportunity to harm you."

Although this happened in 2024, it doesn't mean that no one would have done it in 2018.

Seeing how serious she was, Sasha's smile faded. "Who did you see? Perhaps, Qiu Shiyue?"

She only saw a figure that resembled Aunt Qian, but not Qiu Shiyue. When Sasha reminded her, she took out her phone to ask her sisters at home, and they all gave the same answer: the coach was keeping a close eye on Qiu Shiyue this time and would not give her a chance to go out. Blizzard breathed a slight sigh of relief, but only a breath.

It was still very necessary to give Sasha some advice.

She smiled and looked at Sasha's worried eyes. "Don't be afraid, I'm here."

-

Da Tou lost to Liang Jingkun in the men's singles on the 18th. She had been in South Korea for several days but hadn't seen Aunt Qian. She comforted herself that she must have seen wrong.

Since Qiu Shiyue didn't come, it doesn't necessarily mean it was Aunt Qian.

After all, she's not highly educated and doesn't speak the language, so she probably wouldn't come here to harm them.

Perhaps I'm just scaring myself.

Blizzard hadn't even had a chance to breathe a sigh of relief before they were put on hold again.

On the 19th, when the 16/1 final ended, she saw a familiar head in the stands near the coaching staff.

This is also thanks to the fact that the cafeteria staff usually wear masks and hats, so even though the person is wearing a mask and hat, Blizzard can still vaguely recognize that it is someone he knows.

Moreover, she would unconsciously look away when she met the blizzard's eyes, just like the way Aunt Qian avoided her when Qiu Shiyue cut in line that day and she and Qiu Shiyue shouted for Aunt Qian to be a witness.

The more she did this, the more intently Blizzard stared at her, not even looking away while drinking water.

Feeling guilty under her gaze, Aunt Qian lowered her head and quietly slipped away.

As she walked out of the venue, Blizzard started looking for Sasha again and followed her around.

Aunt Qian left during the singles match, which made Blizzard feel much more at ease during the mixed doubles match in the afternoon. However, he still sat behind the coach to watch the match and kept an eye on the stands.

This is their third time playing mixed doubles.

In the first game, Sha Tou turned the table tennis match into a badminton game, winning 21-19 and narrowly taking a point, with her opponent keeping the score very close.

The score is 1-0.

The second game started with a 1-1 tie. The two players encouraged each other, saying it was okay to lose a point and that winning a point would boost morale.

Blizzard's eyes were constantly busy.

Not only should we be wary of suspicious individuals, but we should also applaud the two players' brilliant plays.

She is no longer the person who could only watch their matches on screen.

Now she has her own goals; she'll cheer for a game played live, but she won't get excited just watching the replay.

The match ended 3-2, with almost every game going the distance and the score difference being small. In a post-match interview, Sha Tou also said that the opponent's strength should not be underestimated.

As they were packing to leave, Sasha suddenly disappeared from Blizzard's sight.

"Coach, where's Blizzard? Weren't they just yelling here and about to be kicked out?"

The coach was unaware, saying, "He probably went to the bathroom."

Feeling a little uneasy, she took out her phone to make a call, and Da Tou also came over.

A cell phone rang behind her. She turned around, and Blizzard was walking over, having hung up on her. "We'll talk about it when we get back."

Back in the dorm, Sasha asked her what was wrong without even washing up.

Blizzard's expression was indescribable: "Aunt Qian is lost."