Quick Transmigration: Striving Every Day to Overcome Tribulation

The phone kept ringing, its sound particularly jarring in the quiet room, as if trying to pierce one's eardrums.

Su Su, lying in bed, was dragged from her hazy sleep by the annoying ringtone. Her eyes were tightly closed, her brows furrowed, and she groggily reached for her phone by the bedside.

Having finally managed to grab the phone, she instinctively hung up without a second thought, the action happening in one swift motion. Then she turned over, trying to fall asleep again.

But the phone kept ringing relentlessly, the ringing like a curse.

Su Su grabbed her hair in frustration, a nameless anger rising within her. She answered the phone impatiently, sounding sleepy as she said, "Hello!"

"Daughter! We're in the countryside now, when are you coming back?"

A familiar voice came from the other end of the phone; it was his mother, Qin Yiyi.

Hearing her mother's voice, Su Su regained some consciousness, and her thoughts began to slowly return.

The original owner was incredibly hardworking. Even during her period, when she was in unbearable pain, she still persevered and worked on the project for three days and two nights. This crazy work style left Su Su speechless.

When Su Su first entered this body, she felt her whole body protesting, every cell screaming for rest.

The pain in her lower back and neck felt like countless needles pricking her, almost unbearable.

After receiving the original owner's memories, she immediately asked Qiqi to help her finish the project the original owner was working on. Then she applied for leave from the company and rushed back to the original owner's rented apartment to fall asleep immediately.

Even so, Su Su felt so exhausted that she felt like a demon crawling out of hell, exuding an aura of decadence and irritability.

Even when she remained silent, her slightly heavy breathing alone was enough for the person on the other end of the phone to sense her impatience. That impatience was like a cold wall, keeping family affection at bay.

"Our family went bankrupt, and we're all back in our hometown now, except for you!" The voice on the other end of the phone was anxious and a little panicked. It was Qin Yiyi's voice, and she was hoping that her daughter could offer some comfort or a response.

Su Su, however, was like a powder keg that had been lit. Grabbing her hair, she shouted irritably, "So what if we're bankrupt? Why would I go back? To suffer with you guys? I'm perfectly fine here!"

Her eyes were filled with indifference, and she didn't care at all that her words were like sharp blades piercing Qin Yiyi's heart.

"Susu, what are you saying? Are you trying to make me angry?" Qin Yiyi said incredulously, her hand unconsciously covering her heart, feeling as if it had been hit hard. She was quite shocked by her daughter's words.

She never imagined that her daughter, whom she had raised with such care and love, would be so indifferent at this moment.

"Unfilial daughter, unfilial daughter!" Qin Yiyi's voice trembled, filled with endless disappointment and heartache.

Su Su scoffed at this, too lazy to argue with her mother. She simply hung up the phone and then turned it off without hesitation, as if that would allow her to forget all the troubles and family ties.

The original owner's mother, Qin Yiyi, was once the female lead in a popular novel about a beloved character from a bygone era.

In those days, although her family was poor, they were willing to give Qin Yiyi the best of everything.

Qin Yiyi, with her incredible luck, experiences legendary adventures such as digging up ginseng in the mountains, wild pheasants and rabbits coming to her, and even finding gold. She also saves an old man, meets a benefactor, and then encounters the doting and loving male lead, Su Jingtian.

Together they seized the opportunities of the times, were incredibly lucky, and reaped the benefits of the era, starting their food business from scratch and gradually growing their company into a large enterprise.

Qin Yiyi was always pampered and never suffered much hardship. Even when she took the college entrance examination, she could have passed it with her eyes closed.

Although the story has ended, these characters are still living, just as the story has extended from the book into the real world.

Even though Qin Yiyi's luck wasn't as amazing as in the story, her family still lived a good life thanks to her past good fortune.

She was always pampered by her family and lived a life of luxury until the original owner was born.

I don't know what Qin Yiyi was thinking, or what got into her head, but she actually said that her daughter should be raised in poverty.

Her reasons sounded so self-evident; she always said that her family was dirt poor when she was a child, a poverty that was unimaginable to most people.

Even in such difficult circumstances, she still managed to live such an admirable life through her own efforts.

Therefore, in her view, her daughter should follow her path completely, just like a train traveling along a predetermined track. As long as she follows her example, her daughter can be just as excellent as her.

The original owner's father, Su Jingtian, should have been the original owner's strongest support, but he did not oppose his wife's actions in this matter.

He knew perfectly well that times had changed and the conditions were vastly different from when his wife was a child, yet he remained silent, not uttering a single word of justice for the original owner of the body. He simply acquiesced to Qin Yiyi's actions, like a silent iceberg, coldly observing everything.

Her biological father was like this, and her family members who blindly spoiled Qin Yiyi didn't have any objections either.

Thus, the original owner was forcibly instilled with the concept that his family was very poor from a young age.

They ate the worst food, wore the worst clothes, patched upon patched, and attended the worst schools.

But the original owner of this body still survived.

When a family finally has a good meal on the table, it's usually during a holiday or some special happy occasion.

The original owner had only eaten a couple more bites than usual, and Qin Yiyi started nagging. Her voice carried an indescribable weariness and complaint as she recounted how hard she worked every day, how difficult it was to earn money, and how every penny felt like it was earned with blood and sweat. She felt that the original owner eating so much good food was like ruthlessly squandering her hard work.

Qin Yiyi's mother, Qi Chunhua, who was also the maternal grandmother of the original owner Su Su, chimed in from the side.

A serious expression appeared on her wrinkled face as she joined Qin Yiyi in accusing the original owner of her crimes. Her voice grew louder and louder, like a surging wave crashing down on the original owner.

Every time the original owner faced such education, it felt as if an invisible hand was tightly gripping her heart.

Filled with guilt, she began to constantly reflect on herself: Was she really too greedy? Did she completely disregard her family's hard work and only think about satisfying her own appetite? These thoughts grew wildly in her young mind like weeds.

So, before each meal, the original owner would silently and repeatedly warn herself to eat less and leave the good food for her mother.

But whenever the original owner served food to Qin Yiyi and Su Jingtian, they would put the food back into the original owner's bowl, with loving expressions, telling the original owner to eat more, saying that the original owner was growing and needed to eat more.

The original owner looked at the food that had reappeared in the bowl, somewhat at a loss.

Once the original owner actually listened to them and ate, she didn't say anything while eating, but afterwards Qin Yiyi would call her to her room for a "talk".

The air in the room became oppressive. Qin Yiyi's eyes were filled with reproach and dissatisfaction. In front of her, the original owner of the body was like a sinner who had made a mistake.

The original owner never dared to enter her parents' room; each time she did, it was a psychological challenge.

The original owner was trapped in this vicious cycle. She always felt that she was a gluttonous bad child, a loser who could not control her desires, and that her existence was a burden to her family. She was shrouded in deep guilt every day.

Finally, the original owner was able to attend middle school in the town.

The town was too far from the rural home, so the homeroom teacher suggested that the original owner stay at the dormitory, otherwise he would fall behind in his studies.

So the original owner discussed it with Qin Yiyi, but Qin Yiyi felt that if she could do it, the original owner could too.

They disagreed with the original owner's request to stay at the school and insisted that the original owner walk from home to school every day.

Qin Yiyi seemed to have forgotten that she had attended middle school before. At first, her brother carried her there, but after a day or two, her family bought a bicycle and picked her up and dropped her off every day.

Less than a year later, the family bought a shop in town to do business.

She could rest at the shop every day without having to walk back and forth every day.