Quick Transmigration: The Divine-Looking Host is Always Pampered by a Powerful Boss

The new Heavenly Dao that emerged from this world gave him a helping hand.

May his words be 100% lawful and not suppressed by the limitations of the small world.

Chu Zhuo changed his mind and asked 001 to check if there were any changes in the world's consciousness.

001 diligently investigated, then exclaimed in surprise: [Host, a hidden plot has been triggered. This world has two Heavenly Daos. In the struggle for dominance, the evil Heavenly Dao schemed against the good Heavenly Dao, causing it to fall into a deep sleep… The client is the protagonist chosen by the other Heavenly Dao.]

The client's relationship with Aunt Bai alone is not enough to provide Bai Ning with a continuous stream of opportunities to support her career for several years.

If he is also the protagonist, then everything makes sense... The client, who is also the protagonist, has been schemed against all the way to this point.

A mysterious silver light flickered in Chu Zhuo's eyes; good people are rewarded.

Correspondingly, bad people must also be punished.

Floating back into his body, Chu Zhuo opened his eyes and met Yu Suili's concerned gaze. He hugged him and gave the man a comforting kiss on the lips: "I told you it's okay, why do you look like you've lost your soul?"

Yu Suili held the back of his head and deepened the kiss: "Zhuobao, I can't lose you."

The man's tone betrayed his fear. Chu Zhuo didn't struggle. After he had kissed her enough, she licked her slightly swollen lips and said, "Yu Suili, you must have kissed me until I'm red again. Every kiss feels like we haven't kissed in ages."

Satisfied, Yu Suili chuckled softly, his chest vibrating, his voice booming like a bell, his pleasure audible to anyone. He didn't refute, gently pressing his fingertip to the boy's lips: "It's been twenty-eight years since we last kissed, Zhuobao. I can never get enough of kissing you."

Chu Zhuo pulled the blanket over her head, her voice muffled by the cotton quilt, "No kisses for today."

Yu Suili pulled Chu Zhuo close through the blanket and fell asleep with him.

After Bai Ning's matter was resolved, Chu Zhuo found some time to visit Aunt Bai.

Without Bai Ning's influence, Aunt Bai liked Chu Zhuo even more and told the servants to bring him snacks and drinks: "What else would you like to eat, Xiao Zhuo? I'll have the driver go out and buy some."

"That's enough." Chu Zhuo's eyes showed concern. "Aunt Bai, how are you feeling now?"

"It's very easy. Although I don't know what Xiaozhuo did, Auntie knows exactly what happened. I have to thank you for this." Aunt Bai peeled lychees for him. "Xiaozhuo, eat these lychees. Aunt Sun went to buy them this morning. They're very fresh."

Chu Zhuo didn't stand on ceremony. He picked up the crisp, soft lychee flesh with his fingers, put it in his mouth, and found it sweet and juicy with plump, firm flesh. After chewing, he spat out the pit: "It's very sweet."

"Aunt Sun has a great eye for choosing fruits. The peaches we had last time, the wax apples the time before that, and the dragon fruit the time before that were all super delicious. I even bought some to eat myself when I got back."

Chu Zhuo's innate nature is vibrant and bright, and the emotions he conveys to others are equally passionate. Everyone who gains a good mood from him can feel his sincerity.

It wasn't a perfunctory gesture, nor was it forced at all; his joy came from the bottom of his heart.

Emotions are the most precious treasure in a person. If you like something, say it; if you're unhappy, say it too. It's okay if you can't express it; just be true to your heart.

Therefore, Aunt Bai was stunned when Chu Zhuo said those words.

He said, "Aunt Bai, if you have any doubts about my identity, I can give you my hair."

Aunt Bai was stunned for a long time. The moment she realized what was happening, tears welled up in her eyes.

"I'm doing very well in the Pei family. My parents love me very much, and they did their best to raise me. I live in a very happy family." Chu Zhuo took out a tissue to wipe her tears, plucked a few strands of hair, and placed them on the coffee table as a base. "Aunt Bai, do what you want to be sure about. I don't mind."

If Aunt Bai were more assertive, or if she made some ambiguous remarks in front of him, Chu Zhuo would not acknowledge Aunt Bai.

But Aunt Bai didn't.

After not seeing him for a few days, the woman noticed that he had developed more wrinkles around his eyes. Based on his personality, she guessed that he was doing very well in another family and was being well taken care of. Several times she wanted to speak but held back.

Bai Ning is no longer a threat, and Aunt Bai's health is gradually improving, with things slowly moving in a positive direction.

"Aunt Bai, my mother is a very capable woman. She and my father run a training institution, and even my father has to listen to her on important matters. You might have something in common." Chu Zhuo bent down and hugged her. "My mother also said that she would love to have another mother to love me as well."

Chu Zhuo told Pei's father and mother the day she found out about his background.

Of course, Chu Zhuo skipped over such a complicated matter as the soul leaving the body.

As a woman herself, Pei's mother could understand Aunt Bai's heartache and pain, and took the initiative to let Chu Zhuo recognize his biological mother.

Chu Zhuo's first priority is to take care of Pei's mother's feelings; Pei's parents are the main concern.

Pei's mother had no worries; instead, she was gratified that so many people loved him.

If there were no interference from the forces of good or evil, the client, as the protagonist, would surely grow up to be very, very happy.

Before leaving, Chu Zhuo called over Aunt Sun from the kitchen: "Aunt Bai was very emotional today. After you've calmed her down and put her to sleep, could you please cook her some calming medicinal food tonight?"

Aunt Sun responded with an "Eh," and asked, "Mr. Pei, won't you stay for a meal before you leave?"

"I will come again," Chu Zhuo simply said.

Yu Suili's car was parked outside the Bai family's gate.

Chu Zhuo opened the car door and scrambled into the passenger seat: "Didn't Brother Sui say we were going to deal with the trouble at the bar?"

"No problem, I'll just go through the motions." Yu Suili turned the steering wheel to the left, and the car turned onto the road. "You've worked hard for Zhuobao these past few days, let's go out and have some fun and give ourselves a break."

"Remember the Xinjiang ranch I told you about before? My aunt called me and said that the fattest batch of sheep has been harvested and that if we want to eat them, we should hurry up and go, or she'll sell them all."

Chu Zhuo's eyes lit up as she excitedly gripped her seatbelt, still vividly remembering the taste of the lamb from last time. "Wow, let's hurry up and ask Auntie to save one for us!"

Yu Suili chuckled indulgently and relayed to him, "The plane tickets are bought. It's a morning flight in three days. We'll arrive in Xinjiang Province at noon, take a bus, and then arrive at Auntie's ranch around night. But it gets dark late in Xinjiang Province, around 11 p.m.

"What does your aunt like?" Chu Zhuo inquired.

Yu Suili was silent for a moment, then said, "Compared to those gifts, Auntie probably likes you more in person."

Chu Zhuo let out a soft "Ah," looking completely bewildered.

"My aunt is against marriage. When she heard I found someone, she asked me for your photo. She asks me every day when we're going to eat mutton, saying it'll expire if we don't go soon." Yu Suili said honestly, his deep eyes filled with the warmth of a loved one being warmly received by family. "My aunt likes you very much."

Chu Zhuo couldn't help but smile: "From this description, my aunt sounds like a very interesting person. I'll bring some flower tea with me; it's a local specialty of Lishui City."

After returning home in the afternoon, Chu Zhuo acted quickly, calling Pei's mother and asking her to buy a case of a famous local flower tea and send it to Shanghai.

The express delivery was expedited, and the air freight arrived at my door in a day and a half. Chu Zhuo opened the cardboard box, took out a few bottles, and put them into his suitcase.