Quick Transmigration: My First Female Skill Takes Effect

The next day.

When the measurement began, some people came to watch the spectacle, while others created their own "spectacle" at home.

Su Qi watched the commotion at the Zhou family's house next door from home.

When Old Lady Zhou realized that Zhou Hongjun's family was receiving a considerable amount of compensation, she naturally set her sights on them.

Sure enough, at noon he personally set up a treacherous banquet.

Zhou Hongjun and his wife Xue Xinghua, along with their eldest daughter Zhou Yanran, second daughter Zhou Weiran, and third daughter Zhou Qingran.

They all seemed very friendly when they entered, but before they even picked up any food with their chopsticks.

If something is unpleasant to hear, then say it out loud.

Grandma Zhou began by subtly suggesting that the family had no sons and therefore no way to carry on the family line.

It is hoped that Zhou Hongjun can help his nephews out, so that they can take care of him in his old age and see him off in his final days.

Xue Xinghua's face turned pale instantly, and Zhou Hongjun took her hand and patted it gently.

"Mother, we can have children. If we don't have a son, my Yanran can find a husband to marry into our family."

I appreciate your kindness, but I cannot accept it.

Zhou Hongjun might occasionally help his nephews out, but he wouldn't give them everything he owned.

After all, he wasn't their biological father.

Once the refusal was made, naturally no one could eat the delicious meal.

The men started arguing, each one louder than the last, showing no restraint and even threatening to fight.

Zhou Yanran pulled her mother and sister aside, and seeing that no one was paying attention to her, she went to the kitchen.

He took out a kitchen knife and slashed at the person inside the house who was about to attack him.

A flash of white coldness brought the excitement in my mind to a halt.

The two sides continued arguing, each with their own reasons, and Zhou Hongjun wanted to leave.

But Zhou Laoda and his gang wouldn't allow it; they insisted on lecturing people on feudalistic principles.

From inside the house to outside, Su Qi sat on Pang Jianwen's shoulders, able to see everything clearly through the wall surrounding Su Dahe's house.

A crowd of onlookers had also gathered outside Grandma Zhou's door.

"Who do you think will win?"

"Zhou Hongjun, surely he wouldn't go back."

"But Aunt Zhou is no pushover either."

Zhou Hongjun took the knife from Zhou Yanran's hand and threw it aside, the last trace of warmth in his eyes gone.

"Mother, let's stop here for today. I will continue to give you your retirement money."

"If you keep causing trouble, I won't take care of you anymore."

Grandma Zhou was suddenly stunned. She stood there, looking into her second son's cold eyes.

There was no filial piety or affection towards her as a mother.

All that remains is a familiar strangeness.

The eldest son, Zhou, was still shouting from the side, "Second son, how dare you talk to your mother like that? You're unfilial!"

Zhou Laosan chimed in from the side, "Second brother, Mother is an elder."

Zhou Hongjun ignored their words and just looked at the old lady, listening to her answer.

"The excitement is about to end." Li Cuihua had already seen through Granny Zhou's weakness.

When Zhou Hongjun becomes more assertive, the momentum of Zhou Laotai, on the other side, will naturally weaken.

Granny Zhou's eyes widened in surprise as she met the second son's cold gaze; the filial piety she once showed had vanished.

All that remained was a familiar strangeness and a hint of mockery.

Mother, you should know what your other two sons are like.

If I really didn't care about you, how would you live in your old age? You should know.

Granny Zhou's mind went blank for a moment, and she waved her hand with a complicated expression, as if it weighed a ton: "You can go now."

Old Zhou shouted defiantly.

"Shut up." Old Mrs. Zhou's gaze turned unusually sharp as she fixed it on Old Master Zhou.

Old Zhou muttered a few words, then dared not say anything more.

Zhou Hongjun helped the weak Xue Xinghua leave, while Zhou Yanran also carried her little sister and pulled her second sister along.

Just as he turned around, his gaze accidentally met that of Su Qi, who was watching with great interest.

A ridiculous thought popped into Zhou Yanran's mind: she felt that the little doll she was looking at was her sister.

Thinking that the baby in her arms was her younger sister, she shook her head, feeling that her mind was not quite clear.

Su Qi didn't look at her again, but turned around and came down.

Before she could even take a step out...

Someone outside was calling out again, "Wooden head, Wooden head, stop watching other people's commotion and go back home."

"Your father wants to divorce your mother."

The person called "Wooden Head" paused for a moment, then took off running home.

Those who enjoy watching the spectacle even chased after the log.

Li Cuihua shook her head: "Whether it's a person or a ghost, you can really tell clearly from an unexpected windfall."

Starting yesterday, some families in the village began to make a lot of noise and disturbances.

There have been major conflicts between husband and wife, brothers, mother and son, and father and son.

Li Cuihua gave her children a warning look: "Let me tell you, don't even think about my and your father's bankbooks."

"Otherwise, I'll break your legs."

As parents, at this time, we need to suppress the restless thoughts of some children.

Otherwise, things will get chaotic sooner or later.

Su Hongren stepped forward and readily agreed, "Mother, don't worry, you can decide what's best for your money."

"We are not unfilial people."

Su Hongshan: "That's right, Father and Mother, I will listen to you."

Su Honghe: "We brothers will get along very well, and I won't embarrass you."

You and I exchanged words expressing our filial piety.

Su Hong snorted at her second brother, implying that he wasn't going to take her along.

"Mom, don't worry, I will definitely support any decision you make." Su Hong hugged her mother's arm affectionately.

As soon as the two left, she turned back and provoked Su Lao Er.

Su Honghe: He knew that his younger sister had the thickest skin among all the sisters.

After a month of measurements, the payments were distributed to each household and deposited into their bank accounts. Then came the task of finding a new place to move.

The entire Su family, except for the elderly couple, came to Fuzhou together and searched for houses separately.

Pang Jianwen and Su Hong unexpectedly brought Su Qi along to Zhou Hongjun's house.

The reason is that Aqi has been getting along quite well with Zhou Yanran recently.

Zhou Hongjun readily agreed, believing that Pang Jianwen, having been to the city, was knowledgeable.

In addition, Su Shunzi's family also came along.

Zhou Yanran held Su Qi's hand, feeling an instant connection with this younger sister.

"Ah-Qi, what kind of house do you like?"

Tell your sister that she knows about the future development of Rongcheng and will find you a job that maximizes your value.

Zhou Yanran asked confidently.

Su Qi said without hesitation, "Sister Yanran, I want a house with a courtyard, a place to run around and play, and a swing."

Su Hong and Pang Jianwen exchanged a glance, their unspoken understanding unspoken.

Yanran, that child, has finally revealed her true colors.

Zhou Yanran thought about it carefully, and then she realized she had an idea: "It's just a bit expensive..."

She looked at Su Hong.

Su Hong, seemingly oblivious, asked, "How expensive is it?"

"Three hundred and fifty thousand?"

Su Shunzi widened her eyes and repeated it.

The homeowner nodded and enthusiastically introduced the house to them: "My house has a small courtyard, two floors in total, and all the materials used are the best."

He led his men straight inside to take a look.

Pang Jianwen spent more than an hour looking inside and out, carefully tapping on every part.

Next comes the bargaining phase.

It was a back-and-forth exchange.

Su Hong paid the deposit, while Zhou Yanran, though she liked it, knew that her family didn't have that much money.

The group then went to look at other residential areas, and tentatively decided on two, waiting to bring the money to buy them the next day.

On the way back, Su Hong and Pang Jianwen exchanged a glance and said in unison, "Let's go home."

Everyone should go back to their own mother.

They're buying a house so they can live together, and as parents, we should at least show our appreciation.

The two misers thought so truthfully.