Quick Transmigration: Don't Let an Honest Man Become a Villainous Supporting Female Character

Ji Zhuxin calculated the time; the start of school was too rushed. They had to leave on the fifteenth of the first lunar month, which was less than a week away.

"In Shanghai, other people's families are well-off, while ours are less well-off, but you shouldn't feel inferior to them, you know?" Ji Zhuxin wiped away her tears.

Ji Chaoxi buried herself in Ji Zhu's heart and responded with a muffled sound.

Ji Zhuxin's eyes were red: "Sis won't be by your side anymore. When it gets cold, you'll have to add clothes yourself. There won't be anyone to remind you then. If you get sick or catch a cold, you'll have to do it all by yourself."

Ji Zhuxin became more and more upset as she spoke: "Don't worry about the money. I'll send you money every month, okay? If you need to buy any books or if the school charges any other fees, just tell me."

"Sister, I'll take odd jobs and earn my own money," Ji Chaoxi said, her voice choked with sobs, her tears soaking Ji Zhuxin's clothes.

Ji Zhuxin angrily slapped her head: "You're saying such nonsense again. Are you trying to make me angry? Don't worry, I've saved up a lot of money for you."

"Don't be so tough at home, then you'll be too scared to talk back outside. If anyone bullies you, you have to fight back, understand?"

She was afraid that Ji Chaoxi would be bullied and wouldn't dare to scold the person, so she would just put on a pathetic act.

"Tomorrow, your brother Qin Du and I will take you to the county. The weather is warmer there, and things are more expensive. We'll buy you a few sets of clothes first, and we can buy daily necessities when we get there, otherwise it will be too heavy to carry them all."

Ji Zhuxin kept talking, and when Ji Chaoxi listened to her, it felt like she was back in the days when her older sister would coax her to sleep.

"Sister, I will definitely make sure you live a good life."

Ji Chaoxi wiped away her tears.

She can't just go to Shanghai for fun; she's the first college student in the Ji family.

Ji Zhuxin smiled and said, "I don't need to live a good life. Your happiness is my happiness."

The night grew deeper.

Ji Chaoxi snuggled closer to Ji Zhuxin, who chuckled and patted her lightly, saying, "You little puppy."

She held Ji Chaoxi in her arms, rested her chin on her head, and the two fell asleep like that.

the next day.

Ji Zhuxin led Ji Chaoxi and Qin Du into the city.

Ji Chaoxi and Qin Du haven't spoken alone for several days, and Qin Du has become even more silent than before.

Ji Zhuxin originally thought that buying a few clothes would be enough, but Qin Du bought her a wool coat, several shirts, and several pairs of corduroy pants.

Seeing Qin Du's posture, Ji Zhuxin couldn't help but sigh.

Let them resolve their own issues, but Ji Zhuxin will absolutely not agree to Ji Chaoxi returning to Xinniu Village after graduation.

"Hurry up and thank Brother Qin Du for buying you so many things." Ji Zhuxin smiled.

Ji Chaoxi hesitated before looking at Qin Du: "Thank you, Brother Qin Du."

Qin Du lowered his eyes, avoiding her gaze: "It's nothing."

Even after returning to the village, the two still couldn't find time to talk alone.

We're leaving tomorrow, and Ji Zhuxin has been looking for a car for Ji Chaoxi these past few days.

Ji Chaoxi looked at the busy Ji Zhuxin, gritted her teeth, and secretly ran out.

She ran to the backyard, where Qin Du was sharpening his hunting knife. Qin Du stared at the person in front of him for a moment, stunned.

"Xixi."

Ji Chaoxi's eyes suddenly reddened. She hadn't felt anything until tomorrow, but as she was about to leave, an indescribable panic welled up inside her.

Qin Du stood in front of her, his eyes filled with restraint.

"Ji Chaoxi, where did you go?! Where did that letter of introduction go? Go find it quickly!"

"Hey, where is she? Xixi? Ji Chaoxi—"

The two looked at each other, and in the end, Qin Du couldn't hold on any longer. He sighed and said, "Xi Xi, let's go back."

Ji Chaoxi bit her lip, her eyes red as she looked at him: "Will you see me off tomorrow?"

Tears welled up instantly, and she lowered her head: "Never mind, you shouldn't go. I'm afraid I'll..."

"Xixi, I want to go," Qin Du said softly. "Let me go."

"Ji Chaoxi—where did she go?"

Ji Zhuxin's voice kept ringing out.

Ji Chaoxi nodded hastily: "Okay."

She ran into the alley and shouted, "Sister, I'm going to find it now!"

Qin Du watched her retreating figure, his clenched fist tightening. He lowered his eyes, looking utterly powerless.

They set off before dawn the next day.

First, we took the production team's tractor to the county.

Qin Du carried most of the luggage and also took the bag from Ji Chaoxi's hand.

After finally arriving in the county, they boarded a bus with their bags and luggage. The bus station was filled with black smoke and smelled of gasoline everywhere.

Ji Chaoxi felt uncomfortable smelling it and her face turned pale.

Qin Du peeled an orange for her and covered her nose with a scarf.

Ji Zhuxin kept asking when they would leave, what if they arrived too late.

The car finally started moving. It would take more than an hour to get to the train station. Everyone on the car had arrived early, and soon most of them were asleep.

Qin Du gently placed Ji Chaoxi's head on his shoulder, held her hand, and carefully kissed it.

He looked down at her, and suddenly all the scenes from the past flashed before his eyes: her sitting on the edge of the field crying, her fearfully handing him the pickled vegetable box, and that kiss...

This road to the train station was a form of torture for him.

Finally, we arrived at the train station, and the ticket seller woke everyone up.

The platform was packed with people, and the air was thick with the smells of sweat and cooking fumes.

Ji Zhuxin and Qin Du bought platform tickets and followed Ji Chaoxi inside.

Ji Chaoxi searched for a long time in the carriage before finally finding her seat, while Ji Zhuxin and Qin Du followed her outside the train.

As Ji Zhuxin watched Ji Chaoxi struggling to carry the things, tears welled up in her eyes. How could she let her go to Shanghai alone?

"Remember to send a letter home if you run out of money." Ji Zhuxin held Ji Chaoxi's hand tightly. Ji Chaoxi wiped away her tears and nodded.

Ji Zhuxin gave Ji Chaoxi a long lecture, repeating the same things she had said over the past few days, but this time she felt that she could never say enough.

She glanced at Qin Du, who was silent beside her, and choked up, "Qin Du, why don't you say a few words to Xi Xi? I'll wait for you outside the platform."

Everywhere there were cries and words of advice. Ji Chaoxi and Qin Du, like everyone else, were one inside the carriage and the other outside.

The green train let out its last long whistle, and its wheels began to roll slowly.

Ji Chaoxi pressed her face against the car window, sobbing uncontrollably.

Qin Du's eyes were frighteningly red. He clenched his back teeth so hard that his teeth ached, and the pain traveled down his cheeks to his ears.

He dared not speak, for fear that if he opened his mouth, the pleas hidden deep in his heart would burst forth.

The train gradually accelerated, and the conductor shouted from the front, "The train is about to depart! Stop holding hands! Those who are not boarding, get off now!"

Seeing Ji Chaoxi's tears, Qin Du suddenly leaned half his body through the train window amidst the train conductor's exclamation, grabbed the back of her head with his large hand, and kissed her forcefully.

The kiss was filled with too many complex emotions; his teeth even chipped her lip.

The surrounding passengers were terrified, and the train conductor ran over shouting, "What are you doing? What are you doing?! What kind of behavior is this?!"

Tears slid between their lips, salty.

The platform was crowded with people, and the cries of children could be heard amidst the constant whistling and honking of train horns, while train attendants struggled to run to this side.

Qin Du jumped off the platform and disappeared into the crowd.