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

The Jiang family had long been grooming Jiang Qian's brother as their heir. They would give Jiang Qian money whenever she asked, but she was never allowed to get involved in the family business. Jiang Qian once said that she had asked her family to let her get involved in the family business, but they had coldly rejected her, which made her resentful.

Wang Xiaofeng didn't expect Yao Feiran's personality to change so much. Yao Feiran was usually insecure, and the two of them were just looking for someone to pass the time, especially since it was quite amusing to see her go from being an excellent student to a slacker like them.

Now no one spoke.

Chu Nianzhi also felt a little wronged, because Yao Feiran usually wouldn't refuse her.

Speaking of Chu Nianzhi, Yao Feiran also saw her leading lady luck. This time, the female lead is an innocent and pure flower, and the male lead should be Han Yishen, the president of Juheng Group.

When Chu Nianzhi was working part-time during her sophomore year, Han Yishen helped her out of a predicament once, and afterwards he secretly protected her. That's why Jiang Qian and Cui Xiaoli didn't dare to invite Chu Nianzhi and were usually very polite to her.

The original owner also learned some things, and sometimes felt envious and jealous because Chu Nianzhi was too lucky. She found a part-time job with high pay and not much work, and guessed that Han Yishen was secretly helping her.

The president of such a large company would secretly pave the way for a woman who knows nothing. The original owner of this body is like the contrasting case of Chu Nianzhi.

Yao Feiran pondered the relationships between the characters. It was probably a sweet romance novel, and she didn't have any grudges against them, so she just needed to stay away from them.

Yao Feiran quickly fell asleep. The second question revealed that she had been isolated by the entire dormitory. Yao Feiran didn't care too much and picked up her homework again. At this moment, a message came on WeChat.

"Master, why haven't you replied to me?"

This person was a woman she had recently added; she seemed to be a housewife. Because of the confession wall incident, Yao Feiran hadn't been paying attention to WeChat messages.

"Hello, I've been a bit busy lately. What would you like to know?"

The story of Yao Feiran being a fake master circulated at the school, but no one posted about her online. Yao Feiran decided to register those master accounts on various social media platforms and create a new account to avoid being exposed.

"My baby was born, and my maternity leave is over. But now I'm facing a choice. My husband wants me to quit my job and stay home to take care of the baby. He's given me his salary card now, and I don't know if I should quit my job."

"Tell me the birth dates and times of your family."

Chen Min quickly sent over the birth dates and times of the three people. Yao Feiran needed to meet that person for her fortune telling to be absolutely accurate.

"We need to meet."

"Yes, Master."

Yao Feiran and Chen Min arranged to meet in a park. When Chen Min saw Yao Feiran, her expression clearly turned sour: "You're too young. You're lying, aren't you?"

"I'm not kidding, your baby is a boy, right? Your partner and you are childhood sweethearts, and you have a deep relationship, but you have a mother-in-law who is in poor health."

Chen Min's expression immediately changed. It wasn't difficult to guess these things individually, but it was a bit mysterious that they were all correct: "You investigated me."

"If I had the ability to investigate you, I wouldn't be here making money. Your salary isn't low, it should be over ten thousand, while your husband's is probably around thirty thousand."

"Yes, Master, my best friend said that women should have their own careers, otherwise they will be abandoned sooner or later. But I am too tired from work, and there is no one to take care of my child. I don't know what to do now."

Yao Feiran did the math and realized that Chen Min was actually suited to be a housewife. Her personality wasn't suited to high-pressure jobs, and working in such a field for a few more years would affect her health, potentially leading to serious illness. Furthermore, the relationship between the couple would gradually deteriorate due to the children.

"Your best friend is indeed saying this for your own good, but you can be a housewife. Your husband won't betray you for at least twenty years, and your career will steadily rise. If you continue to work, you might develop emotional problems due to work, which could lead to serious illness. You can wait until the children are older and find something easier."

"Really?"

"Yes, but don't quit your job. In two weeks, you'll be laid off and you'll get some money back."

Chen Min's eyes lit up, and she quickly took out five thousand yuan: "Master, if it can really be improved, I will come back to fulfill my vow."

"Can."

Yao Feiran accepted the money without hesitation. The energy consumed by the fortune telling was offset by the energy gained from changing Chen Min's life trajectory, which led to her longevity.

After the two parted, Chen Min felt a little regretful, thinking that she had acted impulsively and given away so much money. However, the master said that the system would be optimized in two weeks. If that was true, then it wouldn't be a loss.

Just then, Chen Min returned home. Her husband, Song Yang, was helping to take care of the child. When he saw Chen Min, he said, "Wife, I'll work hard. Why don't you stay home and take care of the child? Your salary card and savings are all in your hands. Are you still afraid I'll betray you?"

Chen Min rolled her eyes at him: "Mortgage, car loan, and kids' expenses are huge. I quit my job. What if you get laid off one day too?"

"Then I'll look for another job. If I really get laid off, I'll use my savings temporarily. As long as I'm healthy, there's no difficulty I can't overcome."

"Okay, I got it. I'll resign in two weeks."

"Really?" Song Yang jumped out excitedly, "Wife, you're so great!"

Song Yang was a left-behind child when he was young, which left a deep scar. So he thought that if he had children in the future, he would never let the elderly take care of them. Moreover, his wife was under too much pressure at work, and she had lost a lot of hair and often suffered from insomnia. Anyway, he had a good ability to withstand pressure. With his wife taking care of things at home, he could focus on making money.

Looking at his excited expression, Chen Min still felt inexplicably uneasy. Now her best friend was calling her a fool, saying that she wasn't leaving herself a way out.

.......

After receiving the money, Yao Feiran had a friend from her hometown give 1,000 yuan in cash to Yao Ke, the younger brother of the original owner of the body.

Two weeks later, Chen Min sent Yao Feiran a red envelope containing 10,000 yuan: "Master, you are truly amazing! I received a resignation gift package and almost resigned voluntarily. This is money to fulfill my vow."

"You're welcome."

After receiving the money, Yao Feiran quickly participated in the metaphysical certification exam. This certification exam has three parts that require testing, and the amount of knowledge involved is quite large. It must be passed in one go, which is very difficult. Therefore, most of the masters on the Internet are operating without a license.

Two weeks later, the results came out, and Yao Feiran received her newly issued certificate.

She hung the certificate on the confession wall and sincerely apologized: "I didn't have a certificate before, but I passed the exam now. If you need a fortune telling, you can come to me. If it's inaccurate, you don't have to pay."

This made Yao Feiran even more popular.

"My God, this woman actually passed the exam."

"So what if you pass the exam? You can't be sure you'll be able to predict the future."

"It doesn't matter if the prediction is wrong. As long as you pass the exam, you can enter the Taoist temple. Our liberal arts majors have a low employment rate. Who doesn't want a good job waiting for them?"

Yao Feiran did receive messages from some people wanting her fortune told, but college students don't have much money and basically want to get it for free. Yao Feiran already knew they wouldn't pay, so she wouldn't say anything.

Then some people started to slander Yao Feiran, saying she knew nothing when asked.