Quick Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder is Very Leisurely

After a while, Li's mother calmed down and asked Yu Nuan with concern, "Baby, are you hungry? Mom will make you something delicious later. When your dad comes back, he can ride his bike to buy Li's roast duck, which is your favorite."

"No need, Mom. I can stay a few more days this time. There's no rush."

"Really? That's great. Stay home a little longer, and Mom will give you some good nutrition. You've lost so much weight."

"No way, I actually gained weight while living in the countryside." There's a kind of thinness that only your mother thinks you're thin, and Yu Nuan guarantees that she's definitely fatter than the original owner of this body was back then.

Yu Nuan sat in the living room eating the snacks her mother had brought out. Yu Nuan originally wanted to go to the kitchen to help, but her mother pushed her out, saying, "Mom is enough for you. If you're tired, go back to your room and rest for a while."

Yu Nuan went back inside and looked around. Even though the original owner had been away from home for a year, the house was no different from what she remembered. There wasn't a speck of dust on the table, and the books she often read were still there. Yu Nuan didn't stay long before coming out and sitting in the living room waiting for her father and younger brother to come home. She wondered what the boy who used to be so attached to his sister looked like now.

"Mom, why isn't Dad home yet?" He should be off work by now, normally.

"Soon, something might have held him up. Your dad will be so happy to see you back." Just as Li's mother finished speaking, there was a knock at the door. "That's right, it must be your dad. He didn't bring his keys."

Yu Nuan ran quickly to open the door, and sure enough, it was her father, Li, who had returned, followed by her younger brother, Li Yuyang. Yu Nuan happily called out, "Dad, brother!"

“Baby’s back. What time did you arrive? Why didn’t you send a telegram to your father? I would have come to pick you up.” Mr. Li was overjoyed to see Yu Nuan.

"I just wanted to give everyone a surprise, and besides, it's not like I can't find my way home."

"Sister." Li Yuyang, the younger brother, came over and hugged Yu Nuan tightly. "Sister, I missed you so much." Tears streamed down his face as he spoke.

“Little brother, I miss you too.” Yu Nuan felt tears on her neck, got out of Li Yuyang’s arms, gently wiped her tears and scolded her little brother: “A real man shouldn’t cry so much.”

"I didn't." Li Yuyang quickly wiped away her tears, refusing to admit it.

"Alright, come inside and talk. Old Li, hurry up and ride your bike to Li's Restaurant to see if you can still buy roast duck. Oh, and their hibiscus cake too," Li's mother said as she came out of the kitchen.

"Okay, I'd better hurry, or I'm afraid they'll be sold out." People's lives are better now than a few years ago, so even though Li's products are expensive, they're still in high demand.

When his daughter returned, Mr. Li was overjoyed, humming a tune as he rode off on his bicycle. He greeted his coworkers happily when he encountered them.

"What's wrong with Old Li? He seems to be acting like he's struck it rich."

"His daughter, who was sent to the countryside as an educated youth, has returned. Old Li dotes on his daughter the most, and he's so happy he's humming a song."

"Oh."

Before dinner, Mr. Li took out his treasured wine, which he had kept for a long time. "Today our family is finally reunited, and I'm happy."

Previously, Yu Nuan always said in her letters that everything was fine, and they worried that their daughter was only reporting good news and not bad. Especially after seeing the other educated youth who had returned from the countryside, looking several years older from the hard labor, they felt heartbroken thinking about how their daughter was also suffering. Now that their daughter was back, and seeing that she hadn't changed much since she was at home, they felt much more at ease. At least she wasn't being treated harshly.

"Sister, how long will you stay this time?" Li Yuyang asked Yu Nuan with concern at the dinner table, a question that everyone was also concerned about.

“I have about two weeks of vacation. There’s usually not much going on at my clinic, so staying a few more days won’t hurt,” Li Yuyang’s question pulled Yu Nuan away from the delicious roast duck. Yu Nuan swallowed the last bite of duck meat and said. This Li Ji roast duck was truly amazing, so delicious; Yu Nuan felt she had fallen in love with it too.

"That's great! I'll take tomorrow off and go shopping with my sister."

"You don't need to ask for leave. I've been here long enough anyway. You can take me out to play when you take your vacation."

“Okay!” Li Yuyang habitually obeyed his sister.

“Baby, go visit your grandma in a couple of days. She always misses you,” Li’s mother said to Yu Nuan.

"Yeah, I know mom."

Grandma Li lived with her eldest uncle's family. In her memory, although Grandma Li doted on her grandson, Yu Nuan was the only girl born in her generation, so Grandma Li also loved Yu Nuan very much.

“We haven’t visited Mom in a long time, let’s find some time for the whole family to go together,” Mr. Li finally decided.

After the meal, Yu Nuan took out the gifts she had brought for everyone. For Li's mother, there was a beauty cream made by Yu Nuan herself, as well as a herbal tea suitable for Li's mother's health, which Yu Nuan made using items from her spatial storage. For Li's father, there was his favorite wine. "Dad, I specially prepared this medicinal wine for you. You can only drink a small cup each day."

"Don't worry, baby, I'll be keeping an eye on him."

"As long as there's wine to drink, that's all that matters. My daughter really cares about me." Father Li carefully hid the wine that Yu Nuan had taken out.

"Sister, is it mine?" Li Yuyang asked Yu Nuan anxiously, afraid that Yu Nuan had forgotten him.

"I won't forget you, this is yours." Yu Nuan took out two notebooks full of notes and handed them to Li Yuyang.

"Sister, you've got it wrong! I'm not in school anymore, why are you giving me all this?" Li Yuyang started working before finishing high school, and Yu Nuan didn't want her younger brother to fail the college entrance exam in the future, so she made him study early.

"That's right. Even if you're working, you still haven't finished high school, so you need to study hard so you won't panic if the college entrance exam is reinstated in the future."

Li Yuyang didn't expect that even though he had stopped going to school, he still couldn't escape his sister's urging to study, and looked to his parents for help.

“You just listen to your sister. Or I’ll beat you up.” Li’s father threatened Li Yuyang.

Yu Nuan had secretly taken Li Yuyang's pulse while she was examining him and discovered that his weakness was congenital and could only be treated with proper care. Perhaps using the spring water from her spatial storage could cure him completely. Yu Nuan decided that from now on, she would use the water from her spatial storage to cook for her family, so that they could all have healthy bodies.

That night, Yu Nuan slept in bed. The quilt had just been aired by Li's mother and smelled of sunshine; it felt especially comfortable under her. Yu Nuan quickly drifted off to sleep.

As for Yu Nuan's worry about being recognized, that didn't happen. Yu Nuan has the original owner's memories, and if she follows those memories, she won't give herself away. If there are any differences, Li's parents will only assume that the changes occurred after Yu Nuan went to the countryside for more than a year.

On Sunday, the whole family was off work. Mr. and Mrs. Li rode their bicycles to their uncle's house with Yu Nuan and her siblings. Inside, Uncle and Aunt were both there, but their two older brothers, who were serving in the military in other cities, weren't home. Everyone was very happy to see Yu Nuan.

"Baby's back. How was it? Was life in the countryside tough?" Grandma Li asked with concern, holding Yu Nuan's hand.

"Grandma, I'm doing fine. How are you feeling, Grandma?"

"I'm fine, I'm still in good health."