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

After the coffin was sealed, the story of the Ji family and Jiang Dayong came to a complete end.

According to custom, they were to come and burn incense for Jiang Dayong three days later.

But nobody took it to heart. Anyway, the grave would eventually be overgrown with grass, so there was no point in burning incense for him.

The mountains were overgrown with weeds, and Ji Chaoxi led Zhou Chiye up the mountain.

Ji Chaoxi thought Zhou Chiye definitely couldn't keep up, and she was about to laugh at him when she turned around and met Zhou Chiye's eyes.

He followed behind her the whole time, without even breaking a sweat...

Zhou Chiye paused for a moment, then awkwardly said, "Tired? Let me carry you."

Ji Chaoxi, holding a stick, beat the grass everywhere, complaining, "How could I possibly be tired?"

"When I was little, my mom used to say I sounded like a monkey."

Zhou Chiye looked at the unnamed flowers in the mountains and chuckled, "Then you must be the cleverest one."

Ji Chaoxi looked at him, hesitant to speak. Actually, what she thought was that she was like a monkey on Mount Emei, always fidgeting and running around everywhere.

You can often step on paper money in the mountains; it's all freshly scattered and still smells of firecrackers.

"Zhou Chiye, when are you going to give my bear back?" Ji Chaoxi asked with a worried expression.

She kept her head down, kicked aside the pebbles on the path, and walked on.

"I dreamt about my bear today."

Zhou Chiye paused for a moment, glancing at the sunset and then at the flowers, but remained silent.

Ji Chaoxi stopped and glared at him.

She'd lent him her bear a long time ago!

Zhou Chiye looked at her guiltily and lowered his voice: "But I'm not fully recovered yet, and I can't sleep without it."

"I've never slept with a plush toy before, and I'm a little reluctant to part with it."

Actually, when Zhou Chiye was little, his mother had bought him dolls, but he always ignored them. His mother would insist on placing them in front of him, and Zhou Chiye would angrily take them to a corner, then sit back down in his original spot and play with his own toys.

So from that day on, Zhou's mother never bought him any more dolls.

Upon hearing this, Ji Chaoxi felt a pang of sympathy in her eyes.

She frowned, thinking about how good Zhou Chiye had been to her, transferring so much money to her, and now that he was injured, she was urging him to return the bear to her.

Thinking of this, Ji Chaoxi felt a pang of guilt.

If someone else had treated her like that, she would definitely have gone home and given Ji Huaichuan a good scolding.

Just as Ji Chaoxi was about to speak and offer to give him the bear, Zhou Chiye coughed twice, his voice weak: "How about this, you hold the bear for a few days, and then I'll hold it for a few days, we can take turns holding it, okay?"

Ji Chaoxi felt even more guilty.

She looked at Zhou Chiye generously and said, "It's okay, you can have that bear. I have other ones anyway."

Zhou Chiye was stunned. Ji Chaoxi smiled at him. He must have been very touched.

Zhou Chiye was silent for a while, then looked at her and said, "I don't want you to lose sleep. I'll leave it with you for the next few days and then I'll take it back."

Hearing Zhou Chiye's words of concern, Ji Chaoxi was suddenly very touched: "No, I don't want it anymore, I'll give this bear to you."

Zhou Chiye struggled, "I feel..."

But Ji Chaoxi turned and left, ignoring his words completely.

Zhou Chiye sighed deeply. What could he do?

He really didn't want the bear to be covered in his scent...

The setting sun dyed the entire sky red, and from the mountain they could see the smoke rising from the village chimneys and children gathered in a group by the roadside.

They were about to descend the mountain, and Zhou Chiye carried Ji Chaoxi down the mountain on his back.

Ji Chaoxi refused at the time, because Zhou Chiye's injuries had not yet healed, and she felt that it was inhumane to do so.

But Zhou Chiye's reason for giving her was that he hadn't exercised since he came here, and he wanted to exercise a bit.

So, with Zhou Chiye's sincere gaze and Ji Chaoxi's lazy nature, she pretended to be extremely reluctant and agreed.

Ji Chaoxi lay on Zhou Chiye's back. Perhaps because Zhou Chiye liked sports, his back was particularly broad.

She looked at the weeds nearby, still wanting to ask that question.

After hesitating for an unknown amount of time, Ji Chaoxi finally spoke softly, "Zhou Chiye, I saw you bite me."

Zhou Chiye's back stiffened for a moment, and his ears quickly turned red, the color spreading down his neck.

He wanted to defend himself, but he didn't know what to defend himself with...

He said he didn't bite her, but she saw it.

To say it was an accident? But no normal person would bite someone else's hand.

You can't exactly say he just likes to bite her...

Zhou Chiye felt his face getting hotter and hotter; he had never been in such an embarrassing situation before.

Seeing his ears were so red they were practically bleeding, Ji Chaoxi very considerately refrained from asking any further questions.

She only wanted to subtly tell him that biting other people's hands was inappropriate, but since he bit her hand, she was good-natured and wouldn't say anything.

If he bites other people's hands, he'll get beaten up eventually.

Zhou Chiye had no idea what Ji Chaoxi was thinking. His mind was in a mess, and he wanted to just say it directly, but now was not the time.

When Ji Chaoxi returned home, the other relatives were saying goodbye to each other, and everyone was in a good mood.

Things are different now than before. It's so difficult to even meet up. We finally have a chance to chat, but then we have to part ways again soon.

"Come visit me sometime when you have time," Auntie patted Ji Fangyun's hand.

Ji Fangyun smiled and said, "I'll definitely go."

One by one, the cars left, and the sky grew completely dark. Soon, the area in front of the Ji family's house was empty.

Zhou Chiye very perceptively helped Ji Fangyun tidy up the stool.

Ji Fangyun glanced at him, feeling that something was off.

Could her daughter be dating this classmate?

But Ji Chaoxi doesn't look quite the same; she doesn't seem to have changed much from before.

"Don't bother, classmate, I'll take care of it. You go and have dinner with Xixi," Ji Fangyun said with a smile.

Zhou Chiye was a little flustered: "It's okay, Auntie. I just like doing these things. It's a good way to exercise."

The driver, who was sweeping the floor nearby, twitched his lips.

I never expected that their young master would know how to speak to people in a way that suits them, and even say such things!

Ji Chaoxi and the others were going back today, and Ji Fangyun didn't want them to stay any longer, so she only asked them for a few days off.

In her opinion, Jiang Dayong's matter was not worth wasting their time on.