Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Character Just Wants to Die a Natural Death

Yao Feiran looked down at him and tossed him a separation agreement: "If you sign this agreement and register it with the government, I will give you one hundred taels of silver, as if our mother-son relationship is nearing its end."

Yan Wenmo's face twisted in pain as he tore the agreement to shreds: "Since Mother doesn't care about her son's future, then her son has no choice but to give up his studies."

Yao Feiran rolled her eyes. She didn't care about Yan Wenmo's future at all. He was insecure and wanted to use his future to threaten Yao Feiran.

"Okay, you can go now."

Yan Wenmo was stunned for a moment, then left angrily.

That night, Yao Feiran heard the sound of someone climbing the wall. She sat up, put on her clothes, and went to the warehouse. A man in black was furtively groping around on the warehouse lock, preparing to forcibly pry it open.

Yao Feiran knocked the man unconscious with a punch, then lifted the mask to reveal Yan Wenmo's face.

You can guard against thieves day and night, but it's hard to guard against thieves within your own family.

Yao Feiran tied him up and poured a bucket of cold water on him, which brought Yan Wenmo back to his senses.

"What, you're trying to steal money?"

All of the original owner's money was there, and he actually tried to steal it, not even caring about his younger siblings' food and lodging. He was truly heartless.

"Mother, I was wrong. I was just blinded by anger. I haven't eaten all day. If this continues, we'll have no choice but to sell the house."

He had a salary, and although he lived a poor life, he could still survive. But he was unrepentant and even tried to steal Yao Feiran's dowry money. She didn't want to become a beggar like in the original story.

"Then sell it. Anyway, I have money. If all else fails, you can live in a small place. Otherwise, you'll be homeless."

Yan Wenmo didn't understand why his mother was so heartless. He hadn't done anything wrong; he just wanted to keep the spirit branch.

His anger began to flare up against Ye Ying. If this woman hadn't been so arrogant, his mother wouldn't have become estranged from him. What did it matter if a man had a few more women? What right did she have to break off the engagement?

However, he still felt a little regretful. If he had known better to keep it a secret, he would have been at the mercy of the man after marrying her.

Yao Feiran gave him a good beating. After that, Yan Wenmo didn't bother him anymore and started pestering Ye Ying. Ye Ying couldn't help but run over to Yao Feiran and said, "Please, Madam, keep Yan Boye in check and don't let him bother me."

Yao Feiran said expressionlessly, "I can't control him. Why don't you find someone to beat him up?"

Who told the male supporting character to be so foolish?

Ye Ying's eyes narrowed slightly. She felt that Yao Feiran was different from her previous life. In her previous life, she could not tolerate others slandering her son, but now she sold her dowry and ignored Yan Wenmo. Could it be that she was also starting over?

In her previous life, she only lived for fifteen years. At that time, Yao Feiran also helped Yan Wenmo favor his concubine and abandon his wife. She didn't know how their story ended.

Ye Ying eventually left.

Yao Feiran narrowed her eyes slightly. In the original plot, the Marquis's mansion eventually fell apart. On the surface, it was because the mansion suffered losses and had offended Ye Ying, which led to her husband taking action.

Actually, the emperor wanted the Marquis's mansion to decline. The original owner's father-in-law obtained the title of Duke and was deeply trusted by the late emperor. Later, when the new emperor ascended the throne, the original owner's father-in-law died suddenly. Although he was old, the cause of death was still suspicious. No one knew how he had offended the new emperor.

If it's a struggle for the throne, the new emperor was originally the crown prince, and his birth mother was the empress. None of the other princes were particularly outstanding. The new emperor ascended the throne smoothly, so why did he still want to kill the original owner's eunuch and continue to suppress the Marquis's family until everyone died?

Since they had offended the emperor, they had no choice but to leave as soon as possible. Fortunately, Yan Wenmo couldn't hold on any longer and dropped another bombshell.

Late at night, Yan Wenmo returned home covered in blood, having been beaten up by someone. Lingzhi was shocked to see his miserable state: "Young Master, what happened to you?"

He touched his bleeding lip: "Damn it, it must be someone from the casino. It's just a hundred taels of silver, isn't it?!"

"You went gambling?"

Lingzhi's eyelids twitched, and she felt a little worried.

Yan Wenmo said nonchalantly, "I was in a bad mood, so I gambled a few rounds. I didn't lose much."

The casino staff knew he couldn't pay, so they kicked him out once he owed a million.

Lingzhi looked somewhat worried: "But the Marquis's estate has already been sold off, hasn't it?"

"Don't worry, if all else fails, just ask my mother."

"Will your mother still care about you?"

"She can't just let me die, can she? I'm her son."

Lingzhi gave a forced smile. She always felt that Yan Wenmo was too confident. Didn't he realize that Yao Feiran hadn't taken the initiative to contact him since the engagement was broken off?

After that, Yan Wenmo found himself in deep trouble, being beaten up with sacks over his head from time to time, and the other party even claimed to be from the casino.

The person behind the casino business is Prince Rui. With such a huge operation, it's too petty of him to be eyeing someone who only owes a hundred taels of silver.

After being beaten several times, his body couldn't take it anymore, so he had no choice but to beg Yao Feiran for help.

Yao Feiran said calmly, "I said that once you sign this agreement and have it filed with the government, I'll give you this hundred taels."

"Mother, do you really have to do this?"

"Get out if you don't sign."

"Mother, don't regret it. Once I bring glory to our family, you can forget about coming back!"

Mo Wenyan displayed an attitude of not underestimating a young man's potential, and finally signed the agreement in two quick swipes.

"Don't forget to stamp it with the red seal."

Then the provincial administration officials came. The Yan family had few descendants and came from humble origins. They did not have a clan. Otherwise, the clan head would have had to sign the agreement and submit a copy.

As for the Marquis's family property, it is now empty except for a house.

After Yao Feiran separated from the family, she left overnight with a few people in a carriage.

Yan Muyao asked somewhat nervously, "Mother, are we really going to Wanxi County?"

"That's right, your brother has emptied the Hou mansion. If we stay any longer, we'll probably all starve to death."

Wei Yan smiled and said, "Even if all else fails, I can still do embroidery and make some extra money. Before, I was stuck in this house and couldn't go out, but now I can see other scenery, which is a good thing."

Yan Muyao's eyes were firm: "Mother, I will pass the imperial examinations and become a high-ranking official. I will then take you back to the capital!"

Yao Feiran patted his head but didn't say anything encouraging.

The emperor has a grudge against the Yan family. Even if they really pass the imperial examination, they will probably have a hard time getting ahead and will be suppressed.

I should study, but I need to think about taking the imperial examinations again.

The family felt a sense of relief after leaving the capital. After all, they had been pointed at and gossiped about whenever they went out these days, and now that they were away from Yan Wenmo, they finally had something to look forward to.

Not far from the capital, Yao Feiran suddenly stopped the carriage, and the coachman continued on with the empty carriage.

Yao Feiran and a few others stopped a fishing boat.

"Boatman, we're going to Yu County, can you come with us?"

"What are you doing? Why don't you go to the dock?"

"The pier is too far away. We brought the customs clearance documents, so there shouldn't be any problems."

The fishermen's expressions softened, and since most of them were women, their vigilance lowered.

Yao Feiran took out a silver ingot, and the fisherman quickly agreed. He patted his chest and said, "No problem. I've been fishing for so many years, I definitely won't be discovered by the patrol department."